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The nude dancer
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Re: The nude dancer
Wow! Very nice work.
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Re: The nude dancer
Thank you very much friends!
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Re: The nude dancer
Very nice but it's a little grainy. Try smaller dots
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Re: The nude dancer
The problem with the size of the dots is because I not have a microscope, I have planned to buy in a short time.
the size of the piece is 32 x 78 mm, very recently that I started with Scrimshaw (three months) and is one of the things I have to improve. Thanks for the criticism that is what makes us improve |
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Re: The nude dancer
Cristian,
I do not use microscope for my bulino work on steel as I want it to look good to the naked eye. Just make sure your scrim needle is very sharp and make tinier dots. Hope this helps. |
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Re: The nude dancer
of course it helps, I'm rather lazy with my needles. is something I have to take the habit of sharpening more often.
Regards, Cristian |
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