(Speed 600 | Power Full | LPI 225) The blue was colored with a turquoise Pilot pen, and the black with a Sharpie marker.
This is the logo for a local company that started last year as a popup shop; coffee shop in the front and pottery study in the back. Unfortunately, his mom claimed it and it is now sitting on her desk at school, and told her son he can only have a photograph. I guess I will need to make another.
This is first page of figures from John Browning’s patent for what became the M1911. (Speed 400 | Power Full | LPI 450) The black is from a Sharpie marker.
I slowed the speed on this one after noting that the first tile seemed a little shallow on the depth and the step over was ridged so I increased the LPI.
I like the idea of the marker, or maybe a paint pen to bring out the details. But am thinking about pulling my screen printing equipment out and trying plastisol ink with a squeegee to apply and then running it through the conveyor oven to cure. This wouldn’t be worthwhile for the occasional tile, but might be an option if someone wanted to etch tiles in a production style environment.
I use to go through the US Patent Office website, but everything is also available through Google. https://patents.google.com
Their interface is easier to search through than using the government site.
