Fascinating exposé by Nat Geo on what goes through a stone-carver's mind as she's working on a project:
Thursday, September 06, 2018
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Thank you for this. I at one time had aspirations of carving stone. I have worked in clay, wax, and wood, but life took directions away from my sculpting.
ReplyDeleteI noticed that the stone forced her to use less relief in the hair than the clay model.
Well-done film. I had a strong identification with her as she worked.
Peace,
Bill
Glad you enjoyed it, Bill.
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