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Published: 2005-10-11 03:08:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 2956; Favourites: 42; Downloads: 198
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Totaly inspired by this print [link] from ketchup-suicide. All bar stock except the base, which is 1/8th inch plate bent into a curve. went together prety easy, and overall, I'm happy. Need to figure out a way to gracefuly hang more stars from the top.EDIT: uploaded much better picture.
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get some thin wire, something like memory wire that won't bend under the stars weight to much.
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i love this. It's metal but it's alive!!!! and the message is absolutely adorable! Nice interpretation from ketchup-suicide piece.
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thx!. lot's of good comments on this one.
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And it deserves every single one of them!
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This is beautiful, so simple and expressive, with the purity of the metal preserved. Wow!
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this is amazing!
the print is cool but this... this is metal work! it's bringing that piece almost to life!
and damn it's so cute!!!
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Wonderful! Both the original and your interpretation. So sweet and full of dreams!!
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I like this a bit more than what inspired it.
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Wow. Thats awesome.
Im thinking thin piece of metal, perhaps thinner than what the Star-Catching basket is using, for the Stars. And flat plate in the shape of Stars?
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Yeah, the stars themselves are no problem, it's more finding an elegant way to suspend them.
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Perhaps....Maybe a thin Border, almost like it were a picture frame made of thin metal for the scene? Then suspend the stars with clear fishing line wire?
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Yeah, just want to be carefull it dosn't look "tacked on" you know? I have some ideas....
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Yeah. good Point. Tackiness would ruin the "Cool"ity of the source Picture
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I love it and I'm proud to have inspired it
this is so cool and well done, I was really suprised when I saw it (the good way)
a fav for sure.
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