I am bringing beautiful typography to the cake topper industry. Still experimenting with materials, but found that .125" Baltic Birch ply provides stability. Now what color to paint it?

Where the laser really shines is in the details, and a little glitter always helps. 

Once again, I wanted to show off the level of detail you can attain using lasers and matt board. Here I drew a silhouette of Baba Yaga flying in her mortar, wielding her pestle, chasing after her hut which walks around on chicken feet. 

Photograph of a sea urchin burned into Birch ply

Double exposure photograph: Man in the Sea

I cut coasters from a Madrone Tree branch for my material. Repeating the tree around a centered orientation created a nice mandala. I made sure the laser would burn out the negative space so more detail could be achieved in the releif. 

Raster image burned on a nice piece of Sycamore. 

Have more fun rolling sushi with personalized nori

Cutting fancy type proved to be a little tricky but it has given me the idea to create a font set that works more like a stencil and provides more insert points so that letter forms will not drop out of the final result. 

Filling up my street-find window with laser cut paper creations. 

This design was too delicate. The paper fell apart in my hands.