This is my first photograph I have laser etched with my new handy dandy Glowforge laser cutter. It took some trial and error to get the settings right, but I am quite pleased with it. It measures 4.75 x 7.75" and the material is maple plywood. The sailboat belongs to my brother, and the photo credit goes to Steve Jost. If anyone is thinking of buying a Glowforge laser, I have heard the price is going up, way up... and very soon. If you use this link, you can at least save $100 and I get a store credit too. Glowforge Discount Link
Welcome to my world. My name is Bruce Gray, and I have been an artist in Los Angeles since 1989. I make kinetic sculptures, giant objects, mobiles, abstract art, paintings, functional art, rolling ball machines and more. My work has been featured at many museums, art galleries, over 40 books, and countless times on TV and in movies.
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Monday, December 11, 2017
Sculptor Bruce Gray Puts His Glowforge Laser To Work Etching A Photograph
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