Wondering how folks sign their work...sharpie, burn it, carve it, etc.? I read somewhere about someone using a custom stamp. I engraved the first couple with my Dremel, but not sure I like that method.
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I don't get too creative. My signature is simply my initials and the year, usually written with a sharpie. Sometimes, depending on the wood, I use a paint pen or even a very tiny artist brush.Homer : "Oh, and how is education supposed to make me feel smarter. Besides, every time I learn something new, it pushes some old stuff out of my brain."
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I apply one coat of finish to my project. I sign it with a Parker Roller Ball pen. I sign "Mick" with the year under. Then apply more coats of finish. Signing bare wood, it tends to bleed. I sign on the front unless it is a portrait of a person, then I sign the back.Mick, - Delta P-20
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I have found that a marker can be absorbed intot he wood and it looks really bad. I like Mr. Walker use a roller pen and it does well. Like the others I to don't get very elabrate with the signature. Short and sweet...... and always the year.... tiime is fleeting...
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I use a very fine tip on my Colwood wood burner first name and date.\
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I incize my logo, (that I've had since 1989) on the back with profile specific carving tools...It takes all of a minute.
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..this is the back of the piece...Jim
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If you look in the lower right at the star, I put my initials in the star. I also have a logo on a sticky I place on the bottom of my schwibbogens.Attached FilesChase---Cleverly Disguised As A Responsible Adult.
Visit my album @ http://home.comcast.net/~chasesmeeks...-by-Chase.html and click on the album link.
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Beautiful Schwibbogen Chase...!!!!
Clever way to incorporate your initials ....Jim
The limits of the imagination are imaginary.
No task is too tedious for Art.
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