AndrewD
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It's beautiful. I wish I had ...
... your skills with the pen, but I am mighty impressed.
And thinking about the tiniest details connects you with the watch and movement you are drawing. I also felt this channeled the F.P.Journe tourbillon with remontoir, so I am pleased to read that was the case.
I have a few pieces of horological 'art' around the house, but mainly in terms of vintage manuscripts. Horology is more that just the physical watches. I love watchmaking tools, loupes and other paraphernalia as well, and it would be great to see PuristS presenting more related objects than just watches.
Thanks so much for sharing and I look forward to seeing your future work.
Warm regards.
Andrew
The Hobby Within the Hobby...
My attempt to find a way to express the passion without owning the watch. Regards, Baruch...
Well done, Baruch. Very well done! While some spend their time writing wish lists,
You express your dreams in a superb way. ;) Best, Nicolas
Thank you Nicolas
Vis-a-vis a wish list, I limit myself to one at a time predicated on my mood. Regards, Baruch
May I say ...
you can be proud of it as it looks great. I like it, I like it a lot! Oliver
Thanks Oliver
Five years in the making believe it or not. I hope to complete the next sooner. Regards, Baruch
Very nice piece. Journe Tourbillon?
Did you do this yourself? Is it of a Journe Tourbillon? A work of art. I like it! I think you should do a series of watch subjects.
It is indeed based on the Tourbillon Souverain
I drew it myself over a period of a few years and I plan on completing at least 2 more. Thank you for your kind words. Baruch
Such a great work of art...
may I ask you what technique you use? Thanks and kind regards, Magnus P.S.: If you don't mind please show us more!
Glad you like it Magnus...
I use a very limited set of tools: pencils (various grades/colours) and drawing pen (0.05mm an 0.1mm). It has been my preferred method for years. Unfortunately, most of my work is from many years back, and architecturally inclined (key influence being Cha...
It's beautiful. I wish I had ...
... your skills with the pen, but I am mighty impressed. And thinking about the tiniest details connects you with the watch and movement you are drawing. I also felt this channeled the F.P.Journe tourbillon with remontoir, so I am pleased to read that was...
Thanks Andrew...
Except for my wrist, the first indication that people have about my love for watches is the state of my overflowing bookshelves (my wife has resigned herself to her kindle so I have little competition). The watches are less numerous, though no less import...