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What is there for me? by ~photozz:iconphotozz:


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Submitted: January 15, 2008
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Shutter Speed: 1/15 second
F Number: F/5.0
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Date Picture Taken: Jan 14, 2008, 11:46:48 PM

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It all started with an idea to add a TV to the deep thoughts sculpture (thanks ~chaostic2k1 [link])

I built the small TV, then looking at it, I decided it would work better as a head ah-la Fooly-Cooly.

I'm in a somewhat emotional swing in my life at the moment, so I tend to make more philosophical sculptures..

The clouds are a welded wire frame with rice paper modpoged on. The wire supporting the clouds is somewhat thiner than I usually use, and it makes them springy. They wave around with the smallest bumps. Its why the clouds are a little blurred... they were moving. ... :)
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... of course, I love it.
Thats looks really great! You really do have some great art and a peculliar style!
Thx!

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Art - The other white meat.
nice idea !

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Hmm. Like loard Canti, you should add a pair of removable wings. Maybe in his hand or at his feet.

Speaking of Canti, time to load up the FLCL dvds again :P

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< deep > Only the Insane equate Pain with Success </ deep >
maybe a set of wings that hang over the shoulders. I can solder them out of copper...

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Art - The other white meat.
^__^

Speaking of soldering, can you solder aluminum?

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< deep > Only the Insane equate Pain with Success </ deep >
erm.. not easily. Its a mater of the alloys needed in the solder material to bind to the aluminum. None of them melt that easily or at a low enough temperature to make it posible. You usually have to weld it or glue it somehow.

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Art - The other white meat.
Welding .00987 inch thick aluminum doesn't seem like a feasible idea, especially since the sheets I'm working with are just 5x7" and are cut down from that size. Spending the time/money to learn and get welding equipment won't do.

Either I need to go with gorilla glue or epoxy, or make one of those pencil lead + microwave primary mini welders. :(

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< deep > Only the Insane equate Pain with Success </ deep >

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