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Unread 12-26-2024, 09:13 PM   #1
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All fine sporting shotgun should include engravings of the greatest hunting dog known to mankind. Why are all my pics upside down? LOL
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Being upside down perfectly fits the personality of my two springers - hah - I had that happen once too - I think I cropped them on my iPhone and set them at the correct alignment and re uploaded and that seemed to solve it -

Was out with the dogs today at a private spot and bagged five pheasant on a chilly morning - the dogs did great and I got to have a good long walk with what may be a future son in law (who also happens to be an excellent shot and a great hunting companion ) - tired and happy
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A few more pictures - Sounds like a bird will be worked in on both sides of the design... I am anxiously waiting for the next steps that will start to incorporate the dogs into the pattern.
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Will the dogs be in Bulino? Or cut in the “old style” as geoffroy says.
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After a lot of looking at examples I decided to go with bulino style engraving for the dogs - it is a departure from making it look like an old Parker but I think will allow Geoffroy to really show his skills
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Bulino is the only way to do a true portrait.
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A pair of English setters belong on the frame
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Getting real now ! Super happy about how the first dog looks.
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Here is the bottom scene . Note than it is not supposed to be an Italian bulino quality but something more fitting a good portrait in the old style for a casecolor .
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As posted by Geoffroy - new images available on the progress on the left side and bottom. I am really beyond impressed with how this can be translated to metal like this. I cant draw a circle with a pencil and a tin can to trace. I am really happy with how this looks. And nod of approval from my wife seals it. A few more steps to go...
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