| Project by AdrianM | posted 08-03-2013 11:00 PM | 3980 views | 5 times favorited | 5 comments |  |
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Another addition to my etsy store:
http://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/158607546/skeeters-branch-newsies-1910-cnc-stipple?ref=shop_home_active
This is a carving done with a CNC machine of the famous photograph:
Skeeters Branch Newsies: 1910
http://www.shorpy.com/node/175
This was made with the help of StippleGen 2 by Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories.
http://www.evilmadscientist.com/2012/stipplegen2/
A program that can generate stipple diagrams and “TSP path” art from images, using Adrian Secord’s algorithm of weighted Voronoi stippling.
The advantage of this method of creating a stipple image is the image is weighed with various size holes and creates much more depth and contrast.
More than 2500 stipples.
12.5 Inches by 10 Inches.
Black paint on Baltic Birch.
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Biff
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#1 posted 08-04-2013 01:22 AM
Real cool! Can you do a custom image? If so, PM me with price and info. Thanks!
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#2 posted 08-04-2013 11:35 AM
Sweet.
That came out really nice.
Steve
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#3 posted 08-04-2013 01:38 PM
Interesting concept. How do you paint? Do you first paint with black, then white and sand through to the black? Or do you paint the white (or seal the bare wood) and then roll the black on?
-- Jim, Georgia, USA
AdrianM
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#4 posted 08-04-2013 02:04 PM
The carving is first painted black then sanded then machined on the CNC. The white you see is bare baltic birch.
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#5 posted 02-22-2016 09:27 PM
I’m looking at making a similar piece of art for myself. If you don’t mind, how did you turn the SVG file from StippleGen into the G code for the router? Did you just have it cut all those circles at the same depth, or is each dot a plunge with a V bit? If so, did you have to set the depth individually?
Feel free to private message me.
Thanks for the help!
Justin
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