Mouse Jeweller's Work Bench

**c4th** · 07-22-11

TADAR.... my new pieces are back from the printers... i will be putting them up here as i go.

hope you like it

**m0delista** · 07-22-11

Haha Amazing !!!

**c4th** · 07-22-11

mm it will look even better when polished and such... just need to take a mould off it

**kaleden** · 07-22-11

That looks like it'd be a pain to polish O.o Really cool, though!

**c4th** · 07-22-11

there are ways

i think barrel polish and pickeling will do the trick

**rulonis** · 07-22-11

Great ideas and new opportunities. Thanks for the inspiration.

**c4th** · 07-25-11

here are 2 more from my recent print collection both of these are more conventional in their design but still have that Zbrush flare. both are in silver though i may cast a gold version of both.

hope you all like them

c4th

**c4th** · 07-31-11

ok here we have 2 more of my latest prints. the most intresting being the new crocodile which will when its finished have a gem of some kind in the mouth.

the other wolf ring ive designed with more personality than the first wolf ring ive done. this one has much more bite in it. with any luck my last print run before earls court will arrive next week so i will show those here as well.

so watch this space

yours c4th

**herdmann** · 07-31-11

These are all looking great c4th. Actually I quite like the patina they have unpolished. It especially suits the dinosaur bones.
Got any more shots of them polished up?
(Nice day on the Isle of Wight - surely you're not in the workshop!)

**c4th** · 08-01-11

hehe... i live in my workshop. and more photos? not yet... im still traking rubber molds off the masters. as soon as i have more photos i will post them.

C4th

**Ceryk** · 08-09-11

Also been working on learning ZBrush of Jewelry purposes, though I've got a long way to go compared to you.

How much detail would you say shows up and you can get away with putting in? And what's the smallest or thinnest you've managed to get things to remain castable? (I was taught to measure in metric I believe, mm sizes would be helpful if possible.)

**c4th** · 08-10-11

ummm well the trick with detail is to realy exadurate it. because by the time its been polished it will lose some. tho barreling seems to avoide this. as for the thinest...

ive done like the tips of teeth which are very thin, but if you mean for like design wise thinest ive gone to is .5 - .3 mm for internal areas and much thiner for line edges. the other thing to remember is if you realy want to go thin is you can alwase file it down once its cast.

hope that helps

M

**c4th** · 08-14-11

website updated with all new pieces... all to be ready in 3 weeks for london... AHHHH... ill be sure to put up photos of the day and any other intresting information as i go. wish me luck

www.mousejeweller.co.uk

**skaale** · 08-14-11

Really nice job on creating this fine pieces. Would be really cool if you could make a tutorials on how you use 3Dmax to do stonesettings. Beside zbrush I'am also a max user:-) really like to do some jewellery and interior design myself :-)

Best
Daniel

**c4th** · 08-17-11

tadar a new video all for you guys. thsi will be one of the parts ill be taking up to earls court. hope you all like it.

on the subject of earls court. i will be posting up the recent casts and polished masters for the show. as well as pictures and day by day accounts of me up there so wish me luck

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