Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Some progress on the other side
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I thought it'd be a good idea to finish the design of the other side before deciding what to do about the remaining stone around the periphery. Again, in this photo, the piece is standing on the edge that will serve as the mounting point. The wedge shape removed at the top matches up with part of a bigger one on the other side and that area will be fairly thin when finished to maximize translucency.
This blog will be about my work in 3D media, mostly various stones and various metals. I have many opinions about many things, but I plan to not burden readers with those. Upbeat, all the way! Although there IS one thing . . .
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