I would love to see what this looks like from the experts
That have perfected the process. This was designed by
AI.
I don’t understand your post.
Where is the finished creation?
What is “this”? I see only a link toward a search engine.
(As I follow lot of artists on social networks, the “designed by AI” is a red flag for me, too, but that’s outside my befuddlement.)
Click on the word bing.
Are you anticipating doing this with a laser?
Yes i know it will be in black and white. But the shading should look awesome.
Wow! that is awesome can you explain how it was done.
Thats exactly what i was wanting to see. I just cant seem to even get close to that. You are an expert at this.
Thanks for running it.
Rudy subcribed in florida.
Took screen shot of image. Imported into LightBurn with image layer settings…
TiO2/glue/water mix (by volume 1:1:3) with few drops food coloring. Shake well, gently brush on tile surface… avoid streaks. Let dry for 30 minutes or more. Torch quickly removes any/all bubbles.
Lasered with Atezr P5 5W (optical output) diode laser…
Water cleanup…
Hope that helps.
– David
Great explanation will have to give it a try.
Thank you
Rudy
I have just been using spray paints with titanium in them. Where can you get TiO2? I image it cost less that spray paints. Thanks for the idea.
JJ
This is the TiO2 I’m using…
I, too, have always gotten better, more consistent, results with the flat-white spray paints… but using a new laser I was no longer getting good results; i.e. too gray and washed out. I had tried numerous raw TiO2 recipes before… but found very inconsistent, messy, and difficult to get a consistent coating. Finally, followed the recipe for the brush-on TiO2 “paint” I posted earlier and have been very satisfied with the results.
– David
Great explanation. You have a Diode laser correct?. Overscanning isn’t an available option for a Ruida controller.
Thanks. Yeah, I’m using a diode laser… right now, a 5W Atezr P5 machine. I really don’t think overscanning is much of a factor, one way or the other.