Nga Koru I
At this year's Archibald's Stone Carving Symposium at Maidstone Park in Upper Hutt, I was hoping to complete 2 sculptures similar to last year. I often “doodle” Maori designs and decided to try to bring one to life in 3D.
The sculpture messed with my mind so much that I didn’t have time to complete the second sculpture, and it's fair to say I struggled to stick to the plan. However I learned a lot doing it and I'm very pleased with the results.
This sculpture is FOR SALE. If you would like to purchase this piece, please contact me.
View some photos of the making of this piece here.
By the way, the professional photos of this sculpture were taken by Lance Stewart, Photographer at the Symposium, and I would like to acknowledge my thanks to Lance here.
Brett Keno
January 2012
Nga Koru I
At this year's Archibald's Stone Carving Symposium at Maidstone Park in Upper Hutt, I was hoping to complete 2 sculptures similar to last year. I often “doodle” Maori designs and decided to try to bring one to life in 3D.
The sculpture messed with my mind so much that I didn’t have time to complete the second sculpture, and it's fair to say I struggled to stick to the plan. However I learned a lot doing it and I'm very pleased with the results.
This sculpture is FOR SALE. If you would like to purchase this piece, please contact me.
View some photos of the making of this piece here.
By the way, the professional photos of this sculpture were taken by Lance Stewart, Photographer at the Symposium, and I would like to acknowledge my thanks to Lance here.
Brett Keno
January 2012
Nga Koru I
At this year's Archibald's Stone Carving Symposium at Maidstone Park in Upper Hutt, I was hoping to complete 2 sculptures similar to last year. I often “doodle” Maori designs and decided to try to bring one to life in 3D.
The sculpture messed with my mind so much that I didn’t have time to complete the second sculpture, and it's fair to say I struggled to stick to the plan. However I learned a lot doing it and I'm very pleased with the results.
This sculpture is FOR SALE. If you would like to purchase this piece, please contact me.
View some photos of the making of this piece here.
By the way, the professional photos of this sculpture were taken by Lance Stewart, Photographer at the Symposium, and I would like to acknowledge my thanks to Lance here.
Brett Keno
January 2012
Nga Koru I
At this year's Archibald's Stone Carving Symposium at Maidstone Park in Upper Hutt, I was hoping to complete 2 sculptures similar to last year. I often “doodle” Maori designs and decided to try to bring one to life in 3D.
The sculpture messed with my mind so much that I didn’t have time to complete the second sculpture, and it's fair to say I struggled to stick to the plan. However I learned a lot doing it and I'm very pleased with the results.
This sculpture is FOR SALE. If you would like to purchase this piece, please contact me.
View some photos of the making of this piece here.
By the way, the professional photos of this sculpture were taken by Lance Stewart, Photographer at the Symposium, and I would like to acknowledge my thanks to Lance here.
Brett Keno
January 2012
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