MC Escher’s “Hands” Laser Etched in Acrylic
One of the features of the laser is the ability to take a black and white image and have it interpret the shades of gray as power settings for the laser beam. (The default is to do what printers do and vary the dot pattern to give the illusion of the gray levels.) This is appropriately called 3D mode as in many materials, a hotter beam will cut deeper. Read more
Laser Cut Case for Nixie Clock
Nixies are a wonderful bit of retro technology. Inside the glass tubes, 10 anodes ( 0-9 ) are encased in a wire mesh. When powered, each number glows independently of one another. Practical? In their day. Now they just look cool.
Laser Cut Photographer’s Business Card
As part of the brochure project for Gail Nogle, we were supplied with an image of Gail that was formatted as a frame of film. I immediately envisioned it as a business card and set to work re-creating the film markings in Illustrator so it could be extended to the width of a business card. Read more
Laser cut photography brochure for charity event
We were approached by marketing firm LNT3 Group to do a brochure for Gail Nogle, a well known photographer in the Dallas area, to promote her services as one of the exclusive photographers for the Crystal Charity Ball, an annual fundraiser that supports local children’s charity organizations. Read more
Papercraft D12 (12 sided Die)
This was a short notice leave behind we created for a local cos-play convention. It’s a dodecahedron ( 12 sided die ), deconstructed and tabbed so that it folds up neatly. We cut our logo out on two faces, and an abstract circuit pattern on the rest.
Laser Cut Wooden Business Card
Business card prototype cut from 1/64″ (0.4mm) Birch Plywood with a 1lb wash coat of shellac. Read more
