Taking a break from doing origami to put up some more elements!
~KcD
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About Me
- Kaycie D.
- Minneapolis, MN, United States
- Kaycie D. grew up on the animated Disney movies of the 90's and the songs have been stuck in her head ever since. Though she is a born and bred Minnesotan, she received her BFA from the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design with a major in Animation and a minor in Illustration. She specializes in character design and is working on several large serial projects. Aside from art, she likes puppies, Julie Andrews, and singing loudly and off-key in public places.
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Just for accuracy: Zinc doesn't rust easily, it's iron that rusts, which is why zinc is added to it to make it more long-lasting. A piece of pure zinc will tarnish (forming a layer of zinc carbonate), but this doesn't penetrate into the rest of the metal. Zinc solutions are used to make galvanized metals - that's what creates the mottled-crystalline appearance of galvanized steel, for instance; this coating protects the steel from rusting prematurely.
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