Here’s that cross I mentioned. Slightly different style than is traditional and featured in today’s other post, but it fit better for a cross that was in relief as opposed to fully carved out.
Absolutely beautiful stonework and carvings. I ought to put up a picture of the Celtic high cross I carved in plaster.
Rough stonework is a favorite of mine. Just think of the time it would take to build that wall.
Very well done, but also light on intricacy. Simplicity can be beautiful.
(Source: inboccadilupo)
Simple stonework is still superior to modern industrialist design, in my opinion.
Llanthony Priory, Wales (by Anthony Thomas)
Excellent castle. Very fond of the rough stonework and crenalations. I like the flying buttresses, but I feel there are too many all in the same place. They shouldn’t flock.
A very nice piece which may be the reaper, or just a ghost. I’m especially fond of the style, though it is rarely my own style.
The first of my own artwork to make it on here, this is a Celtic knot. Drawn originally in pencil, then inked and erased. I’m quite pleased with how it came out, excepting the ink drops and a few trouble spots.
Very nice metalwork. Especially the part on the right.
