Hand Poured Silver Art | Una & The Dragon | A 4 piece panel

[@SilverPunkPour]

silverpunk.org/products/una-and-the-dragon-1

[@RexKDB]

Great vid mate and appreciate when things go wrong it’s not a quick fix so admire your perseverance with this piece 🤝

[@SilverPunkPour]

Thank you Rex, very kind buddy, yeah i really enjoyed doing this one, the video was a bit longer in the edit than normal but we did have the breakage to contend with also! :)

[@AB-ob3lq]

Lovely work yet again SP! love how you highlighted the details with selective toning!

[@SilverPunkPour]

Thank you so much, yeah i really gave it the Punk twist on the toning on this one, great fun!

[@365DaysofSilver]

The editing in this video is great SP

[@SilverPunkPour]

Thank you 365, had a lot longer to mess with this one due to the breakage in the 3d print, so had more time to get it how I wanted :) and of course some bloke called Primo has raised the bar.....

[@johnmknox]

Very nice!

[@SilverPunkPour]

Thank you very much, cheers for the kind words John! thanks for stopping by and watching part of my art silver pouring story :)

[@365DaysofSilver]

Turned out stunning as always!

[@SilverPunkPour]

Cheers buddy, i went proper punk on it toning wise :)

[@GoldSilverHunter]

So the resin experiment def worked (Great work from H to ensure play started again quickly enough). Great piece and great toning, something else you are mastering!

[@SilverPunkPour]

Hey GSH hope your well, yeah they worked just as well as the PLA printed ones, very happy in the end how this came out it got the right Punk treatment toning wise !

[@ShineyStacker]

Great piece SP. Glad it all came together in the end for you. The Colours work really well on it mate.

[@SilverPunkPour]

Thank you SS, yeah i really like the toning on this, proper punk style! :) cheers for watching buddy.

[@titanuranus]

I am impressed that you got the ghost of Gary Moore to play some chunky guitar riffs for your pour theme. Obviously, you are a man with very important connections.

[@SilverPunkPour]

Yes indeed he was the master of fusion and crossing the musical streams! a bit like this panel bar! Thank you Titan for watching!

[@VincentNajger1]

to make those plates visible on camera, you could try put them on a piece of card or cloth or something and back or side light it with a torch or candle even. Subbed!!

[@SilverPunkPour]

Hey Vincent! thanks for a great suggestion, i really like the candle idea, that would look awesome, will try that on one of my up coming silver panel pours for sure! thanks for watching and coming along on my silver pouring journey :)

[@TheUrbanStackersDen-cu1vq]

Love the pour cam

[@SilverPunkPour]

Hey UrbanSD ! hope you are well buddy, yeah i love watching the slo mo stuff as well! really fun to see it pour in at that speed!

[@SilverPunkPour]

Thanks for stopping by! some ups and downs in this one....I think it maybe my best piece of work to date....what do you think?

[@TheUrbanStackersDen-cu1vq]

Hate to say it bro but you are right. This may be the best piece so far to date just gorgeous man.

[@1337fraggzb00N]

Oi!

[@nyleadamson1834]

@@SilverPunkPour excellent Craftsmanship

[@SilverPunkPour]

@@TheUrbanStackersDen-cu1vq Thank you my friend I'm so happy how this one came out buddy :)

[@SilverPunkPour]

@@nyleadamson1834 Thank you, very kind indeed :)

[@oculusangelicus8978]

You'll find, mate, that when you pour your molten metal like you did with the last piece that failed, that you'll have a higher number of fails. Because you're pouring the molten silver from the back of the flat mold the silver comes in contact with the cold sand before it can get to all of the mold, but pouring from the edge allows you to fill the entire mold up with the molten silver quicker than it comes into contact with the cold sand, so it is much better to pour from the edge of a flat piece than from one of the faces. I hope I made it make sense for you but yeah, pouring from the back will cause a lot more failures. BTW Silver in my Most favorite metal, nothing quite like Silver, and it looks even better when it is mounted on a contrasting metal, like Gold or Copper of other colored Golds as well, except white gold for obvious reasons. Keep pouring Mate, Cheers!

[@SilverPunkPour]

Hey Oculus! thank you so much for stopping by, yes I 100% agree, it is far better to pour vertically down as the silver does not cool as quick that way, also gravity helps a bit more force it down into the corners, the only reason i have to do it that way on the back is that if i want to do all 4 panels in one session i only have 3 side hole pour flasks, i will buy another asap to solve this little problem, cheers for the comment, very cool :)

[@nyleadamson1834]

​@@SilverPunkPourWhat about heating the sand in an oven before you pour the silver?

[@SilverPunkPour]

@@nyleadamson1834 Hey there for tuning in and watching ! i have never tried that but you have to be careful as it has oil in it, as long as it not freezing cold and warm to the touch i think it should be ok, i havent had any problems before with sand temp, might be something to play with, i know the warmer the better.

[@waxore1142]

The vent holes need to go all the way out the edge or the air has nowhere to go! Otherwise nice pieces man, good work.

[@SilverPunkPour]

Hey Waxore! Thanks for the info, will give that a go for sure, thanks for watching, a lot more similar projects coming soon.

[@365DaysofSilver]

Like #28 🍿

[@SilverPunkPour]

KaBoom!

[@petrapetrakoliou8979]

Looks to me more like the texture of clay than sand.

[@SilverPunkPour]

Hey Petra! thanks for stopping by, it is sand which has oil mixed in it so it sticks together slightly so you can get the impression stay put, :)

[@JoeLu-kd5kj]

Maybe it should be a deeper relief.

[@SilverPunkPour]

Hey Joe! thanks for comment, yes i would be lovely to do it really thick and really high relief but the silver cost does start to sky rocket! its trying to get that right balance with these pours, the next one ive just done is a lot more relief work :) thanks for stopping by and watching my friend.