Beatle Juice costumes by Ian Austin.

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The Last Days of Pompeii II [1987] Gottfried Helnwein

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3rdward:

Some more awesome projects - this time from Patinas: Metal as Canvas with Harry Gold.

Photos by Liz Clayman.

Notes off the website:

Patinas: Metal as Canvas

Often one of most intimidating aspects for metal workers is the finishing process. Frequently passed over with minimal consideration, a piece can fail or thrive based on how well you understand the material and its potential. In this course, you will become familiar with what different metals are capable of and what is the best method to achieve your vision.

We will go over a wide range of patina techniques beginning with surface preparation methods on steel and copper alloys. Various patina treatments will be introduced - ranging from basic cold applications (applying corrosives and letting them evaporate and oxidize), to complex acidic formulas applied with heat. Finally we will examine the best ways to preserve the finish.

The class is will cater to students of all levels, from hobbyists to advanced metal workers. Students are encouraged to bring in their own projects (sculpture, crafts, etc…), though sheet metal will be provided for fresh starts and experimentation.

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All power to the people. Emory Douglas

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