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This 10-foot sculpture at Snowfest 2006 in Frankenmuth, MI was executed by Team Sculptallica, captained by Brent Scofield. The design was inspired by Antipot.
Pretty good I thought, especially considering the warm weather.
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This Ora pendant has been adorned with a
1K diamond by Cathy Seiler and John Monguillot.
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Below, a specially commissioned model in platinum.
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Barry Behrstock had this rosewood Antichron carved in Vietnam:
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Another spiffy outcome from Prometal, this
Metatrino was buffed and given a heavy nickel plating for a trade
show. I wish the guy who did this worked for me!
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Prometal has experimentally printed this golden Noom. I hope we'll be
building jewelry before too long.
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This Mini Quintrino was dressed up in
blue chrome by a clever buyer. Mere photography cannot capture
the extreme excellence of this object. | |
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Gary Foster's hand-carved wooden Antichron. This is impressive
to me because it was made without seeing the sculpture itself, only 2D
pictures.
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Alan White piles 'em high!
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Below, two micro Clefs built on the Perfactory 3D
printer by Steve Adler of A3DM.
That blue boulder on the right is a small glass marble.
In the summer of 2002, Ora appeared
in a Japanese TV commercial for the video game Final Fantasy XI.
The piece floated around mysteriously, at eye level or high in the
sky, nicely rendered with a mirror finish. It was done by Garage Film in Tokyo; they did a beautiful job, and I
hope the game sold well. Unfortunately I can't show images, because
SquareCo owns the rights to the commercial.
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At right is a 3" carving of Antichron, in Indian
aventurine. It was done by an expert Chinese jade carver, at
the request of my friend and collector Alan White. It's
something of a museum piece -- the carver did it, I think, mainly to
prove it was possible.
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A marvelous machined stand, also by Al White, for a cubical
laser-etched Ora.
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A jade version of my handmade piece Trinon, shown with the original silver. Shih Chung Yep is the carver.
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An ad that appeared in JCK Magazine (Jeweler's Circular Keystone), featuring my piece Sephira.
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