By the time I got back to creating a stonework layout around the calendar, I also carved the Level 10 GT logo back into it's original placement. This was about the same time that I came up with the final name of AzTtec. It seemed fitting, even though in reality I pulled carving detail from at least four different eras that I could find.
Both of the exterior locks were covered with faces that have tiny magnets, to secure them in place. One of my favorite carvings, if that's possible to choose only one, has to be this dragon head thing. I found this in one of my collages. I have no idea where it's even from or what era, but I really had fun making this tiny piece.
Directly underneath the headphone hanger piece is the best, and safest place I could place the Mayan gamer guy. And under him, I made a sort of gamer tag 'Frag Count' piece. The original was a death wall of sorts, I think. But I could be way off on the significance of my source material.
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Both of the exterior locks were covered with faces that have tiny magnets, to secure them in place. One of my favorite carvings, if that's possible to choose only one, has to be this dragon head thing. I found this in one of my collages. I have no idea where it's even from or what era, but I really had fun making this tiny piece.
Click to enlarge
Directly underneath the headphone hanger piece is the best, and safest place I could place the Mayan gamer guy. And under him, I made a sort of gamer tag 'Frag Count' piece. The original was a death wall of sorts, I think. But I could be way off on the significance of my source material.
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