Introduction to Metal Embossing Tutorial - Shiny Mirror

Introduction to Metal Embossing Tutorial
BGM : • Relaxing Instrumental ...

[@joanjetson55]

Beautifully crafted! Be sure to spackle all indentations on back side to prevent damage to the front side.

[@lucycburton-johnson5757]

Thank you for sharing your skills. This work is beautiful.

[@dezi1768]

Beautiful work. I really enjoyed watching your video. Thanks so much for sharing!

[@paulinemullin6239]

HI.. Im a Pauline an this felt really special to watch. Thankyou! xx

[@dr.lexwinter8604]

Hi Pauline, I'm Lex. Your comment made me laugh. Thankyou! xx

[@artiejohnson703]

Absolutely Beautiful

[@artfilehk]

Thank you very much! We do sell metal embossing tools, but we only ship to regions around Hong Kong.

[@javapua]

Now that is a mirror I want to spend some bucks...I love that kind of design. I practise on this thin sheet foil cover inside of milk cans. Yey, it's free...but only for now. Well, I'm running out so I'm planning on buying some cheap 0.3mm aluminium sheets for more practise. Like months of nonstop freehand design practise. I plan on working though with copper/brass sheets...hope I could do something like your style but I'm not good at this particular area, except if I get it from stencils or downloaded.

[@SerMuss1]

Спасибо. Отличное видео. Великолепно показаны этапы работы. Один из немногих роликов конкретно по теме, а не левый трындёж.

[@teribusse8607]

Amazing!!! You are very talented, and inspiring!

[@sherylmassey7454]

This is stunning….could you please tell me what each of the tools are called….I can’t seem to find the refiner tool….than you….❤️🇦🇺❤️

[@artfilehk]

It was mentioned at the beginning of the video, that I hope it can help you.

[@penelopepennington3838]

The best video - thank you 🙏

[@nonisnest9718]

Just beautiful!!

[@elizabethvallely4044]

WOW! Beautiful! Thanks for Sharing!! Liz x

[@enoughisenough4600]

This is cool. I never knew how those were made.

[@suravihara396]

Where we can get this type metal sheet

[@LeonFelixRusso]

Fabulous!

[@simplycharlon]

Where did you buy and what dou you call those tools?

[@cocacolafiesta]

Absolutely beautiful! I thought I would be able to find the alphabet in your etsy store but didn’t. Did you find your lettering on the internet?

[@artfilehk]

The alphabet is designed by myself,you can find other beautiful ones in internet.

[@cocacolafiesta]

@@artfilehk You did a beautiful job on your lettering. Hopefully, I’ll be able to find something similar. Thank you for sharing your talent!

[@humairaartvlogs16]

Awesome 👍👍👍👍

[@kymberlydawn1445]

Is that a piece of leather you are working on top of?

[@topcatskk]

Wow....! Really beautiful work, lovely video......! Please do some more metal embossing videos......

[@artfilehk]

Thanks a lot!

[@artfilehk]

We will keep doing this kind of tutorial in the future!

[@wendyjohnson7923]

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[@zainalabidin6390]

Luar biasa..beautifull

[@nplusplusstudios7247]

very nice, got an idea, thanks for your tutorial.!

[@MariaRamirez-yn1fq]

Lindo donde puedo encontrar la cinta de doble cara soy de colombia medellin gracias

[@peterrussell9231]

Please could you tell me where you bought your embossing tools from ?

[@artfilehk]

I sell this in Hong Kong.

[@iksherman12]

Where did you get the alphabet letter?

[@catalinamaria1768]

What are the three different surfaces you set your work on?

[@artfilehk]

I used hard acrylic board, soft foam sheet and suede (red). You can use foam sheet to replace suede

[@lauriesica]

How do you stop the ball stylus from scratching the metal

[@artfilehk]

Basically, there is no special method, you can be exempted by being careful.

[@hiba]

woW ! Soo Cool ! Can this be done with the aluminum from cokacola can?

[@artfilehk]

Hiba Sharafuddin Sure! But it may be a bit difficult as soft drink cans are harder

[@hiba]

thought so.. Thanks for your response !

[@uroosaasimkhan]

Yeh kaunsa sheet hai aur kitne mm ka hai Kya yeh normal aluminium foil hia

[@artfilehk]

We use pewter

[@piswayang6390]

Di mana beli alat pulpenya itu om?

[@serrakoyuncu1994]

After having traced the pattern from paper, do you begin from the front or back?

[@artfilehk]

You can start from the back.

[@aleeshaalishah]

How can i get tools?

[@debragraham3207]

Just so beautiful 🌟 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@lillies7777]

wouaaaaaaa !! magnifique !!! merci !!

[@jeannetteriou2793]

Thank you for sharing!

[@jwserge_MaiL_Ru]

What metall is it on the video? Aluminum?

[@artfilehk]

It is Pewter.

[@jwserge]

Thx! So, as i can see, is the pewter really very shining? (Or it is just a visual effect of video?...)

[@artfilehk]

jwserge it is really that shiny, no visual effect applied :)

[@jwserge_MaiL_Ru]

Thx!

[@dorel2625]

Where do you get your tools?

[@ArunKumar-hr5pc]

U have to made it yourself

[@joycejoy7651]

beautifull 🌻

[@huzlmann]

That's realy nice

[@celesteattore8495]

È possibile in ITALIANO?

[@artfilehk]

Sorry only understand english

[@mariale-bron9034]

NICE!

[@janlinke9854]

If this is a tutorial why do you not tell what you are using? What surface you put it on? Just music is not a tutorial

[@himanshujayjay5208]

जिस पेंसिल से आप ने बनाया है इसे क्या कहते हैं

[@artfilehk]

They are specialized metal embossing pen, each of them have a unique metal head

[@merrymaker1031]

alluminium not pewter

[@artfilehk]

Is pewter

[@anazays66]

Wow.. this is hard...

[@dr.lexwinter8604]

You know instead of buying all those expensive tools you can actually find sticks in your backyard and whittle them with a knife and a piece of sandpaper into various tools for free, right? It blows my mind how extreme consumerism has become when I see people use hundreds of rare weird tools solely for the one thing that I know they got ripped off in an art store for that I could make from crap that fell off a tree on a windy afternoon. Stop buying weird wasteful things - use your hands. And before you make the 'too hard' excuse, we've been crafting tools for 150,000 years. You _can_ do it. I haven't bought a tool in decades. Also don't use pewter, it has lead in it (and is ugly, cheap, and common) use polished brass or bronze alloys. You can make them on a backyard fire with some aluminium cans and some copper or even some old garden taps. Play with your mixes. Experiment. Pour it out flat, hammer it flatter, and off you go!

[@mikealman9259]

WHEN you have taken the time to do what this person has done, ie film, edit, share an excellent tutorial producing a beautiful piece of craft, You may come back and delete your self-absorbed, holier than thou, nasty comment and replace it with something more appropriate! Until then spare us your bitter, jealous rant.