Andrew Levitas

Jeez.

Heavy.

But again, these are fun things.

Like you have ropes and things to move stuff around your studio.

I mean, I was, I had custom development trays.

There's developing images in that were, you know,

like half the size of like an SUV or something.

I mean, it's really fun to play with.

These are like, you know, big boy toys.

So I have to ask, are you almost like you're taking the images from the negatives, right?

Mm-hmm.

And then you melt the, is it almost like shrink wrapping a car?

Like how do you?

No, so I etch onto the aluminum.

So I make the shape.

It depends what it is, but generally speaking, I'll make the shape.

I'll etch onto the aluminum, like whatever I want on the metal behind it.

Right.

And then I'm basically developing onto a transparency, right?

Like if you think almost like the thickness of, you remember, I don't know the age of most of your listeners, but do you remember in like elementary school, they had that, like that projector thing and they put like the clear thing on a wall, right?