Weekend-Engagement topics: WEEK 195 | My Favourite Job

What's up fellow hivers, gonna be my inspiration to share my weekend engagement challenge entry for today. Which boss @galenkp created an awesome contest and I'd never missed this one to submit.

About my favourite job which I've done so far, which I'm really proud to be a Draftsman. In the office, I'm really fun of lay-outing and sketching of our products. Like for example, in lay-outing a fiber carcasses of one of our product which is a "Galapagos Turtle" which inlaid with an oval limpet seashells back and a casted brass metal combined inspiration.

Which it's eyes, face, leg, foot, tail and overall body was carefully made and carved inorder to comes up with a realistic look. And originally works of a master craftsman.

Although it is a manual work but I actually loves this job, I'd used mechanical pencil in lay-outing a hexagonal shapes. Which is I need to make first a lay-out inorder to have a guide for inlayers, which is the person whom the one laid the oval limpet seashells.

Which it is painstakingly and manually laid the oval limpet seashells on my lay-out and inlayed it one by one and step by step. And inorder to comes up with an elegant look which it was polished used with a burping cloth. It was a soft cloth and absorbent fabric used to makes our product shiny and every lines carefully carves uses with foredom motor.

I really enjoys with my job which also exercising my wraist, and besides shares a little in art. Another one, I'd really loves drawing of different design of seashells and a brass metal cast combination inspiration. Yet, these are few samples of the designs I rendered.

Design #1
Black Widow Spiderling combines with a white cowrie seashell and a brass metal cast

Design #2
Tarantula combines with a black spotted cowrie seashell and a brass metal cast

Design #3
Ladybug combines with an oval limpet seashell and a brass metal cast

Design #4

Tarantula combines with an oval limpet seashell and a brass metal cast

Design #5

Dragonfly combines with a wasay-wasay seashell and a brass metal cast

And this is my entry and I'm so grateful that I am here in this fair community. Thanks for dropping and Goodbye!

Regards,
natz04