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Hello,

Just a quick note to say Hi.

My day job is in the film industry and I make leather things as a hobby.

I'm based in West London, England.

Cheers,

Karl

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Welcome badger. Sounds like an interesting day job. Well, if you've come here for the leather, you have found the right place. Join in the discussions, we're about the nicest people on the net. Hope to see some of your work soon.

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WELCOME TO THE LEATHERWORKER.NET.....WHEN YOU HAVE MORE TIME WE WOULD

LIKE TO SEE SOME OF YOUR LEATHER WORK. PLEASE POST SOME PHOTOS.

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Karl (badger)

Welcome to the Forum. Lots of interesting folks here and a lot of amazing art and craftsmanship. I look forward to seeing some of your in the future.

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Hello and Welcome Karl!

Nice to see a Londoner here. Not so far from Sweden with Ryanair.

You'll be comfortable here. This place is very friendly and people share their work and how they do it alot so expect to see and learn amazing things!

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Greetings Karl , youve stumbled across the best site on the net , especially if you're a leatherworker . I've made it my second home !!! Anyhow good to see you here mate , Cheers , Dave .

I'd be more apathetic if I wasn't so lethargic !!!!


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Guys,

Thanks so much for the warm welcome. Very cool board, I've learned lots already.

Cheers,

Karl

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hey Karl

welcome to the forum, can we ask what you do in film industry? Anywho welcome and we have plenty of ukr's online and more joining all the time, people are really friendly here and full of tips and hints.

Pip

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No problem Pip,

I'm a make up and creature effects designer. I design and produce make up effects such as injuries or disease, ageing and all that. As well, I'm a monster maker, designing and producing creature effects for fantasy and horror films. We can also make action props, puppets and certain kinds of models and miniatures.

This is me: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1389100/

Long way from leatherwork, but I wanted a hobby which was as far removed from work as possible. When you make stuff for a living, the last thing you really want to do is make the same stuff for a hobby. I've always liked the work and craft involved in leatherwork and I want to do things the traditional way.

Cheers,

Karl

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Welcome Karl. Glad to have you here. A good imagination really helps and you already have that! Skill with leather will probably also help in your career.

Art

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