In spring 2015 I went to the basrelief courses of the great Russian master - Leonid Kim. He is an architect but one day he decided to change his profession and find something more interesting and inspiring. He began making a beautiful gypsum basreliefs on the walls, wood panels.. And I was happy to take part in this project. Step by step I learned how to make this beauty... I decided to make the flower of calla. And here I will show the process and then the result of this work. It took me a few weeks to make it.
At first I have chosen the type of a flower, its image and then made the main mass on the wood panel. I have the photo of the other student's work, but I made my flower in an other style and way.
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№6 And yeah, its me)) Trying to make second leaf))
№6 This work is not easy, you must have strong hands.. really strong, to cut plaster...Thank God it's not a stone))
№8 Some details..and we are close to the finish))
№9 The last photo
№10 And some more.. closer..
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And here is the gif-image of all steps in my project.
Thank you for watching! I hope I've made your day better :)
