See the relief up close
Patricia's photographs show the finished depth, shaded faces, fine knotwork, raised borders, and lettering across each piece.
Patricia / xTool F2 UltraMaker project notes
Patricia's F2 Ultra projects
Patricia is documenting deep-relief engraving on brass and slate with the xTool F2 Ultra.
Patricia's brass relief projectPatricia's solid brass Bible and cross relief, engraved on an xTool F2 Ultra.
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Project 01Original project photograph supplied by Patricia
Project 02Original project photograph supplied by Patricia
Project 04Original project photograph supplied by Patricia
Patricia uses an xTool F2 Ultra to create detailed relief engravings on brass and slate. Her first published set includes three coin projects and one slate portrait, documented in five original photographs.
Patricia's five original photographs show the finished relief on three coin projects and one slate portrait. The documented details stay with the projects she clearly identified, including 256 layers on the slate portrait and separate run times for each side of the newest coin.
Patricia supplied and approved the portrait and five original project photographs for public site use. This page publishes only the details she clearly tied to each pictured project. Patricia keeps standing rights to request corrections, replacements, or removal.
Click any project photo for a full-size view and the details Patricia supplied for that piece. The newest coin includes both sides and the time each side took.
Patricia's first collection brings together four xTool F2 Ultra relief projects: a solid brass Bible and cross coin, a portrait engraved into slate, a Viking relief coin, and a two-sided Viking face and longship coin.
Her five close-up photographs keep the finished work at the center of the page. They show how relief, fine borders, lettering, and shaded details read differently across the brass and slate surfaces.
Patricia reported that the slate portrait used 256 layers. For the two-sided coin, the Viking face took about 30 minutes and the longship took about 15 minutes. These are creator-reported results for the pictured pieces, not universal presets.
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