Skip to content
Instagram Twitter as well YouTube

SculptureBlog

by Koen van Velzen, sculptor in stone and bronze

  • Home
  • About the Sculpture Workshop
  • About Koen
  • Posts overview
  • Projects
  • Videos
  • Contact
Facebook Twitter as well Instagram
SculptureBlog
by Koen van Velzen, sculptor in stone and bronze
video | coat of arms

Video: a coat of arms with deep relief

ByKoen van Velzen 22-07-201813-02-2026

Finally, the video of the family crest with deep relief that I carved last winter into sandstone is now online. The project: A sandstone coat of arms with deep relief.

Beeldhouwerijblog.nl is the blog of Koen van Velzen, sculptor in stone and bronze.
Look up my website as well: beeldhouwerijvanvelzen.nl
Follow me Instagram, Twitter as well & YouTube

Report tags: #Bentheimer#coat-of-arms#gable stone#relief#timelapse#video#sandstone

Similar posts

  • Griffin with shield castle entrance plastilinemodel

    Two griffins with a large shield

  • The five-taloned Falcon

  • Family Crest Duitgenius in stone-3

  • Crane in marble, completed (for sale)

  • Cinema Royal (with update)

  • pointing machine with wooden cross and brass needle

    Copying points with a pointing machine

Post navigation

previous previous
Flying Buttress Figurines: four times Noah's Ark
nextContinue
Two griffins with a large shield

Translation

Make this the default language

Archive

Subscribe to this blog by. e-mail

Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Most recent posts

  • Minervalaan 5: Installing
  • Minervalaan part 4: Carving the figurines in limestone
  • Prince Carnival, in blue quartzite
  • Minervalaan part 3: reconstruction
  • A gravestone with wreath
  • Minervalaan part 2: Disassembling the statues
  • Minervalaan Amsterdam, part 1
  • Lion's heads and ornaments for Herengracht 380
  • Video tour of the workshop
  • Shivalingams and Paadas, in granite and marble
  • Of Serge van Druten, two athletes and an angel
  • Two griffins with large baroque shield in sandstone
  • Garden sculpture 'Pan’ in red porphyry – completed!
  • Five gable stones for Zeeland widows
  • Working on the Dom Tower for five years!
  • Tim repairs a Bulldog and carves a Rooster
  • A directional arrow in a large basalt boulder…can you do that???
  • Update after two years: five coats of arms
  • A large gargoyle for the Dom Tower
  • Scaffolding visit: last time Eusebius Church

Featured Posts

  • Eusebius | Restoration

    Flying buttress figurine: A Foolish Maiden

    A Foolish Virgin Of the flying buttresses we are now dealing with, each have their own theme. There are seven trumpet angels, people portraying the Beatitudes, a group of Wise Virgins and this image from the last arc depicts a Foolish Virgin. Briefly, the story goes like this: this girl is waiting for the groom,…

    Read more Flying buttress figurine: A Foolish MaidenTo proceed

  • Eusebius | Restoration

    Flying buttress figurine: Temperantia

    Determining the seven virtues We have again commissioned ten flying buttress statues from the Eusebius Church in Arnhem. The first figurines have already been completed, but I'm a little behind on my blog. These are seven statues from arch no. 23: the Seven Virtues. You may remember that a while ago we had the Seven…

    Read more Flying buttress figurine: TemperantiaTo proceed

  • background | vanH | coat of arms

    Hot weather and rough griffins

    With 33 degrees Celsius it's actually no weather to be carving right under the hot sun. In anticipation of my final shelter I just stretched a tarp today, and if I just keep the floor wet, it'll be alright. The precarving is making good progress, just a while more and I…

    Read more Hot weather and rough griffinsTo proceed

  • Latest projects | sculpture

    Crane in marble, completed (for sale)

    A crane in marble, from a slate of marble of 2 cms thick. Read an earlier post here.

    Read more Crane in marble, completed (for sale)To proceed

  • Latest projects

    Tim repairs a Bulldog and carves a Rooster

    We recently repaired a statue and added its counterpart for the new main building of energy network operator Alliander. I say 'We', because I was in charge of this project, but the execution is largely Tim's own. Tim is my cousin Tim Kaarsemaker, who after studying at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts…

    Read more Tim repairs a Bulldog and carves a RoosterTo proceed

Instagram Twitter as well YouTube

© 2026 Sculptor Koen van Velzen
Hosting & Web design Webdiensten ZZP

Scroll up
  • Home
  • About the Sculpture Workshop
  • About Koen
  • Posts overview
  • Projects
  • Videos
  • Contact
Search