Laminated Knob Art by Jason Teraoka
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Thanks! Thatās actually the smaller flake. Big enough so wondering what that giant flake will look like! An IGer I see. ??
STUNNING!
I love them all… the glitter and rainbow colors are just so fantastic.
But I think these are my new favorites… so “simple”, so elegant, so 40’s
Enjoy the beauty of Customizing
Your work is impeccable. I’ve been following you on IG for a while. If you don’t mind me asking, how do you cut your acrylics? Ā When I cut mine, the blades gum up. Sorry if I’m over stepping.
Your work is impeccable. Iāve been following you on IG for a while. If you donāt mind me asking, how do you cut your acrylics? When I cut mine, the blades gum up. Sorry if Iām over stepping.
Thank you James. Glad you like the work! I actually donāt use any specialty tools, blades or bits in making these.
I’m curious are the ones that are round formed on a lathe? That one that was square section and alternating Black and clear while not “Showy” had a fantastic effect, obviously one sees it all black, partly black or striped depending on the distance and angle. AMAZING work! Obviously because you are using both Black and red sheets you are not using SunSet glue. It looks as if on some you are tinting your glue to get super thin color lines. Amazing work and obvious that you have done a lot of experimentation to get here!
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