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Welcome to the channel
I think of creativity as a channel, everyone is able to express their energy in different ways. Some choose passion - anger - sadness - eating. Others use the energy to create, build, invent. However you channel the energy, the emotions, the thoughts and feelings of the space that you are. Make sure you know you are a creator deep down. At your core you came here to play with the clay of this world. It’s your clay. You came to absorb it - sculpt it - learn from it. Your only purpose is to help as many beings do the same. No expression is ever wrong. Some paint with sadness, some sculpt with anger, some eat with love. I play with as much energy as I can, I am a mix media master that can use information from every square inch of every reality that I am in at once.. I love what I do. You just stumbled upon this channel because you want to do the same.
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Electroforming
Electroforming is the ability to grow a crystalized structure of copper on any conductive surface. The art comes in with the how to get the surface conductive / the balance of chemistry and electricity to grow the copper. This technology is used today in a much thinner scale called electroplating. Electroforming is originally based off electrotyping and was used by museums to build copies of pieces for display in the late 18th century. It was also used in the print industry for many years to preserve woodcut plates.
Electroforming Blog posts
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Revolutionizing Textile Printing with Copper Electroforming
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Powering the Past and Electrotyping Explained
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Shining Through Time: Tiffany & Co.'s Legacy of Electrotyping Elegance
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Preserving Nature's Masterpieces: The Role of Electroforming in Entomology Specimen Preservation
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Electrotyping Unveiled: The 19th Century Alchemy of Art and Science
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The Art and Science of Electrotyping: A Modern Alchemy