Here is my latest work. I Purposefully made a design I thought was beyond my current skill set to try and improve.
Lots of very fine line stuff with “realistic” shading.
If you have any technical advice as to how you personally approach this PLEASE comment and let me know how to improve.
Thank you
I'm looking to hire for a contracted hand engraver position for my map-making business. The engravings will be on large copper plates and require skills for lettering and artistic illustrations. Here's the link to the job description: https://www.columbuscartography.com/jobs
I've watched a few videos by Dimas. He is a jewelry engraver from Spain and just uploaded this video for people wanting to learn. It is really fantastic. I hope it is helpful to beginners here, whether you understand Spanish or not.
Hey guys so I am new to engraving but am very dedicated in learning so here are my questions:
Background: I own a GRS GraverSmith with a 901 Hand piece. I also bought a couple of different Quick Change Gravers for it
1. What other gravers will fit into the 901 hand piece besides the GRS...
You probably remember my attempt on FES and FAS
Here is the first result of a pair Titanium grade 5 eyeglasses I engraved.
Later if you like more, I will add my fine English version on another pair of Ti eyeglasses I finished recently.
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I just got my copy of this newly released book from Amazon. Chapter 10 is chock full of Custom Engravers who are members of The Engraver's Cafe. :thumbsup:
Modern Custom Guns: Walnut, Steel, and Uncommon Artistry by Tom Turpin