Aberlemno Stone Spiral rock carving - finished
Taa daa! After about 1 1/2 hrs last night, she's done. The outside circle is 7.5 cm in diameter, I've photographed the stone with my chequebook to give a better idea of the size. It was challenging to work with such small lines so close together, but I'm very happy with the results. I think I'll have to go the the beach today for more art supplies. ;)
4 comments:
wow, Monica, that carving is awesome. you've combined two of my favourite things into one: the bay of fundy (and its many rocks of course) and Celtic patterns. I enjoyed reading your blog - it's very fresh - congratulations! Terri McC bayoffundy.blogspot.com
thanks, Terri. I enjoyed reading your blog, too. You can't help but be influenced by the Fundy when you live and work on it.
Very very impressed: about the quality of the design, the clarity of the lines, the poetry of the result... Sure you know it already: you are truly talented! Always a pleasure to see your work!
And this one would be a fine "stepping stone" for the musical universe of your compatriot Loreena McKennitt.
Well Done!
Didier
Monica, your work is inspirational. I have been carving celtic designs for the last few years, but not in stone. It is good to know how it can be done! I'm moving into leather next . . . I look forward to seeing more of your work, you have a true gift. Thank you for sharing!
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