Popular Post yamatetsu Posted May 23 Popular Post Report Posted May 23 'Calvin & Hobbes' 30 x 33cm, backer board 6mm, Calvin & Hobbes 4mm, 'cheap' DIY store ply, done with a hand held fretsaw with a #1 blade. This is segmentation, so the yellow parts are cut out of the black board, painted, and then inserted back into the board. Since there are very small gaps around every single piece, I had to paint not only the surfaces but the sides too. This goes for every yellow piece and all the cuts in the black board. Took me about four hours just to paint it. TAIrving, FrankEV, ChelCass and 12 others 15 Quote
TAIrving Posted May 23 Report Posted May 23 That is a real work of art Yam @yamatetsu. I can see the work that went into doing it; carefully cutting each piece, saving each piece and painting them. And then getting each tiny piece back in the right place! yamatetsu 1 Quote
Scrappile Posted May 23 Report Posted May 23 WOW! I love segmenting. In fact I am working on one now, when I get any time in the shop. But doing that delicate of cuts with a hand saw... I salute you! Quote
yamatetsu Posted May 24 Author Report Posted May 24 I actually didn't want to do segmentation, I started with a yellow backer board and cut the pieces out of the black board. Alas, this didn't work for the tiny pieces, the yellow background just wasn't visible. So I had to start again, but this time I had to focus on cutting the pieces properly as I needed them later. Much more work, but it was worth it. TAIrving, MarieC, Wichman and 1 other 4 Quote
Old Joe Posted May 26 Report Posted May 26 Very cool cutting and overall job on a very cool subject matter.Great job! yamatetsu 1 Quote
yamatetsu Posted May 27 Author Report Posted May 27 I made this from an image that I found online. So, it IS a pattern, but one I had to adjust a bit while cutting because some of the cuts were too close together for comfort. MarieC, Scrappile and Scrolling Steve 1 2 Quote
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