Anticlastic raising is one of the many metal techniques. It is a surface having two curvatures (transverse to each other) that lie in opposite directions - convex in length and concave in breadth, or vice versa.Below is a sequence of pictures to show my progression.
8 comments:
This is so cool!
WOW! What a wonderful design! I can't imagine trying to be sure all those curves are exactly equal to end up with that final piece. Great work, I'm envious. Teri
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Thank you both. To be honest, the final piece there is NOT perfect and doesn't meet exactly point to point. Maybe after a couple dozen more attempts....
That is amazing! Thanks for sharing your technique.
Howdy!
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Thanks for sharing the progression photos; very cool! I love your work :)
That's fascinating. What does the final piece become?
Amazing - you are a truly talented metal basher!!! Love the end result it's so tactile
Nic x
cool - the color is so pretty...
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