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look at all that yellow! Didn't I say I had a lot of shades? I will use one of these, they are all really similar though, so I guess I will pick one in the middle somewhere. Many of these are much more green that they look in this picture though. I think I have a nice lime, yellow, and red now though. I will be adding these to the Steam Stones page soon. The yellow will be called "hazard metal"
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Also one minor change...the glaze chip called worn gunmetal has become strangely difficult to replicate. So I think I am going to offer the two choices above. The black and gunmetal one will become the new "worn gunmetal" and I think it is much better. It is still dark and metall-ey but it has some varied texture and there is a little contrast with the black sheen on the raised areas against the brown of the metallic gunmetal. I hope this does not offend, this change, but I think it is much better actually. And on the left, a gunmetal that has been wiped clean on the surfaces, which I will call "oxidation". I have used this finish on all the designs and it is consistent and very nice, I think.
I have much work to do then, better move along. How about some Coldplay with "Yellow" live for today's song...
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