Remaining Panel Moulding
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After having set the margin pattern earlier with the first wall it was onto
the rest of the room with the three wall sections opposite the window and
the f...
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2 comments:
Very impressive Andrew!
Thank you! At this point the endurance required to finish the detail in something like this is all in how long I can sit down.
At one time a decade ago I worked on a larger pineapple that was one of the ornamental pier caps in Haddonstone's line here in Pueblo. This does not quite capture the organic quality of the geometry, or exponential growth of something like a pinecone, but I can work with it.
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