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8″ spectacular lichtenberg fractal figure decorated photo frame
$15.00
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Description
This is a simple, small pre-made frame. I ran about 10,000 DEADLY volts of electricity through it to decorate it with “fractal” patterns. I think it turned out spectacular! Fractal designs are made with high voltage electricity and no two are ever the same. The patterns are formed by the electricity finding its own path through the material from one electrode to the other, it is not a controlled process.
This frame is about 8″x8″ with a square picture space of just under 4×4″. It could be hung on the wall or it comes with a small dowel that can be inserted into a hole on the back of the frame to make it a standing frame. The happy dog is just the stock photo that came in the frame! There is no plastic or glass cover piece to this simple frame.
Seller Information
Crabby Crafts
Waldorf, MD
About Crabby Crafts
Crabby Crafts is what I’ll optimistically call an “arts collective”. Okay… really it’s a bunch of older guys around Southern Maryland that like to make stuff that we think is cool and because we enjoy making stuff. We found each other via various local woodworking clubs, shows and events and we continue to get together to drink coffee, eat snacks, collaborate on ideas and projects or otherwise support each other’s hobbies.Â
Mostly this is wood stuff, either lathe-turned goods, traditional woodworking stuff, or wood carving with knife and gouge or power tools. It might be cutting boards, small furniture items, kitchen goods, it might be a walking sticks or canes, or hand carved wooden figures. Basically whatever the person wanted to make.
I’m Jay. I guess I’m the Crab of Crabby Crafts, though I think I’m actually a pretty chill guy. I’m the owner/proprietor of this shop on My Community Made. I’m the youngest in this collective of friends and the most internet savvy by far (low bar TBH though). Thus, I have been voluntimidated into helping the other old guys sell some of their pieces in addition to my own stuff too.
Personally I carve wood traditionally using knives and gouges only and do decorative work using anything from ancient traditional methods like kolrosing to ultra modern methods like lichtenberg fractal burning.Â
You’ll always be buying from me, Jay. I’ll have the item in my shop and I’ll be the one packaging and shipping it to you. You’ll always know exactly who made the item you’re buying as I’ll include the maker’s details and a short bio in each product’s listing as well as all the other details about the item.
