Timelapse of a family crest-2

ByKoen van Velzen 02-03-201412-02-2026

For an overview of the process I've put all the photos of the workon the family crest of Duitgenius in a row, as a sort of timelapse. It is carved in limestone and about 80 x 80 cms tall.
Read here about the entire development process.

Nasty the first message about this project.

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