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Kavik
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Sep 26, 2018
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Here you go @DougFLA123, the promised sponge pics :)
Just a rough torn natural sea sponge dipped in the same solution I use for the bath. Positive connected to the handle, negative holding the sponge. Rubber gloves on for this, too much chance of accidental contract
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Set your voltage to the max you want for the colors. It should end up around that color in the spots with most contact, and tapering away towards the edges, back down the spectrum. Re-dip your sponge as needed, keep it fairly wet but not dripping.
The results :
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Not too shabby for the first try 😁 My original plan for this knife was actually to try and "paint" a craggy cherry blossom branch across it....this might be the key to making that possible, and I may be saving that lightning effect for my Dao when it arrives And a side note, be mindful of the surface you're working on lol
I just had it sitting on a paper towel on the counter, and when the towel got wet.......
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Which lead to a whole other experiment on the flip side, sponging through a paper towel at varying voltages, and transferring the texture from the towel while creating a (sloppy) gradient.....with a little work, this could become something cool too
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The possibilities for things to experiment with are literally endless! Lol
Sep 26, 2018
DougFLA123
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Sep 28, 2018
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KavikOh! I’m just seeing this for the first time! Very interesting!
Sep 28, 2018
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