Laser Cut Sample

 




Here is my finished product for my Laser cut sample! I am actually quite happy with how it came out. 


Peter at the think tank helped me a lot when it came to doing some finalizing of my sample before printing. I am really happy with the pattern as well as the colour gradient in my sample.


It was really interesting to watch it all come together inside the laser printer. 

It was also cool to see how the wood reacted to the pattern I printed. Peter pointed out how when printing, the wood must've gotten to a layer where you could see all the lines in the wood. It turned out great on my piece. It looks like white scratches which I think assist the gradient in looking more coherent. 

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