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A little update on my Rasp Cleaver. I'm a bit sad that my picture didn't come out as well as it should have, but I snapped a few of this one before sending it on its merry little way. I really should have glanced through the photos before shipping it, but I was in a rush. >.<
However! The main update is that I moved my stamp to the butt of the handle. I also sharpened it all the way down the blade rather than giving it a choil like I normally do. Since it's made for cleaving, it didn't really need one.
I will also be coming out with a second version of this style. I like the osage orange for it's strength, but I'll be adding another option to this one later on. When that time comes, I promise I'll do a better job of photographing it.
Logan Pearce
www.pearceknives.com
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| Facebook | Tumblr | Website | © Logan Pearce |
However! The main update is that I moved my stamp to the butt of the handle. I also sharpened it all the way down the blade rather than giving it a choil like I normally do. Since it's made for cleaving, it didn't really need one.
I will also be coming out with a second version of this style. I like the osage orange for it's strength, but I'll be adding another option to this one later on. When that time comes, I promise I'll do a better job of photographing it.
Logan Pearce
www.pearceknives.com
_______________________________________
| Facebook | Tumblr | Website | © Logan Pearce |
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Overall Vision Originality Technique ImpactThis is a very successful photo of this knife. Good lighting showing the textures and patterns. Making this knife from a rasp is clever in concept, but this piece also celebrated the inherent pattern of the rasp repurposed. You have successfully transformed one useful object into another while keeping its visual qualities, therefore leaving the history of the object intact. Very interesting indeed. The organic yellow ochre handle hue stands out nicely on the grey denim background. The last note, is the shine of the tip of the blade that is mirrored in the opposite corner of the composition. Bravo.