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Old 05-26-2009, 10:34 AM
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Default Student work.

I have a student on this time, he would like to make animal to try.
This is his first one

What do you think about it?
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Old 05-26-2009, 11:19 AM
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Wow!

Now that it's Summer and I'm getting a bit more free time I need to work on my drawing skills - I might be able to engrave that but not if I can't draw it first.

Wish I could work it out to study with you Roland - ah well, at least I get to soak up some bits here.
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Old 05-26-2009, 04:55 PM
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Hi Roland,

Please tell me this is not the first time he picks up a graver, please..
That is some first for bulino!!!
Cant wait to see his last.

Greetings,

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Old 05-26-2009, 11:37 PM
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Draw is a good thing to study.
Sorry Daniel but it is the first time he try the animal and his third day of training course.
He work with palmcontrol and he never engrave before
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Thats just crazy!.... Most traditional engravers would not believe this is possible... Amazing!
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Old 05-28-2009, 02:29 AM
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All time I recieive a new student I don't believe it possible in five days.
I learn with hammer and chisel and a little push graver and it was very difficult to make a good work.
Now with the Palmcontrol you must just drive you tool and it is very amazing the learning speed.
I don't believe my eyes each time but it is real
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Old 05-28-2009, 07:31 AM
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certificat and other work.
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Default the tiger!! RRRRRR!!!

je suis vraiment comptant de ce premier travail, le mouflon c'était pour le 2eme jour de formation, avec le regard au dessus de mon épaule de roland pour me rassurer, me guider!! et le fameu tiger, un projet qui ma vraiment emballé le 4eme et 5eme jour avec la musique de rocky en fond pour la motivation!! et biensure le plus beau des dîplomes le "Roland Baptiste academie". merci encore roland je vais honoré mon apprentissage sur le territoire français!!
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Just really superfine job for a beginner.
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Roland,

This is amazing, you must be a good teacher.
I been plugging away with push gravers, hammer and chisels for a bit and it sure is hard to make progress.

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Roland,

This is amazing, you must be a good teacher.

Peter
seriously. if im ever out in Belgium im gonna have to track you down.
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I've just started glass engraving any advice would be grateful ie...tools and soforth...thanx
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For the glass is very different, you must used rotary tool and diamond bur.
You put the draw what you want to engrave into the glass and you engrave on the other side of the glass.
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