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from univesity. that was yesterday, today i got to know the 3rd state, when every breath hurts because of what you've inhaled while working.
yay for art university!
i'm sorry, i'm puttinh this on just to let you know i'm still alive and i'm in pain, working shit out of me to pass this year. i'm working on commissions in my free time, but i don't have such a lot. i didn't expect all the projects will cruch on me right now, i'm sorry again.
this is my project for the sculpture classes. professor drak's transformation tattoo design. working on it.
yay for art university!
i'm sorry, i'm puttinh this on just to let you know i'm still alive and i'm in pain, working shit out of me to pass this year. i'm working on commissions in my free time, but i don't have such a lot. i didn't expect all the projects will cruch on me right now, i'm sorry again.
this is my project for the sculpture classes. professor drak's transformation tattoo design. working on it.
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This is what i use for projects to brush stuff away http://www.jerrysartarama.com/image.....dust_brush.jpg
well, that would be kinda even more tiring than blowing the dust away >^> i'm happy there won't be much more work with that anyway.
and the gypsum is: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gypsum after making gypsum dust from the mineral and mixing it with water you can get hard but easy to carve shape (plate, block ect) like: http://img.diytrade.com/cdimg/74899....._Sculpture.jpg for example
and the gypsum is: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gypsum after making gypsum dust from the mineral and mixing it with water you can get hard but easy to carve shape (plate, block ect) like: http://img.diytrade.com/cdimg/74899....._Sculpture.jpg for example
Looks like an interesting project. I love doing things like that but I don't get a chance to do it very often.
I would consider wearing a mask, an N95 mask to be precise, that should be available at most any pharmacy. It is what I wear when doing things that generate lots of nasty dust and it keeps me from inhaling dust.
I would consider wearing a mask, an N95 mask to be precise, that should be available at most any pharmacy. It is what I wear when doing things that generate lots of nasty dust and it keeps me from inhaling dust.
Blowing the dust off is a bad idea. To deal with the dust, turn the piece upside down over a trashcan. I found this method caused less residual dust in the air and made less of a mess than blowing the dust off. This method also works well with things you are carving where the carvings can't be blown off (like linoleum floor tiles).
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