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    Etching of Magritte's "The Son of Man" onto a 15" PowerBook using Squid Lab's Epilog laser. The graphic was made using the miracle of Inkscape (specifically, the bitmap-to-path function that uses the eerily-accurate potrace program).

    See www.instructables.com/ex/i/55217172B5A910289B50001143E7E506/ for details on how to do it yourself.

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    1. Kowh, thatjenn, Chris Radcliff, goneglobal, and 31 other people added this photo to their favorites.

    2. incidentist (77 months ago | reply)

      Etching of Magritte's "The Son of Man" onto a 15" PowerBook using Squid Lab's Epilog laser. The graphic was made using the miracle of Inkscape (specifically, the bitmap-to-path function that uses the eerily-accurate potrace program).

    3. find eric (72 months ago | reply)

      dan, i am so jealous. i chose my etching to be in harmony with the apple logo. you actually chose yours to integrate the logo. so smahhhht. you win. that's why you're at squid and i only get to visit. yay!

    4. Balazs H (72 months ago | reply)

      ahhh, this reminds me of the thomas crown affair, with pierce brosnan as the guy having an Apple infront of his face!

    5. Scott Schram (72 months ago | reply)

      Awesome!

      You should add this to the "Glowing Apple Logo" group (glowingapple).

    6. srzurka (72 months ago | reply)

      Brilliant! Thanks for the joy.

    7. ballookey (72 months ago | reply)

      That is just THE perfect image for the situation. I love it.

    8. Gomez Addams (64 months ago | reply)

      Brilliant.
      BTW, a very good friend of mine is one of the founders of Epilog Laser.

    9. ham_burgerx (62 months ago | reply)

      that is awesome

    10. Maxart! (58 months ago | reply)

      Would you be kind enough to share the file you used?
      Very nice result! I love it.

    11. Maxime Wojtczak (57 months ago | reply)

      What an excellent idea !

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