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    Quote Originally Posted by Kenm810 View Post
    Here ya go,

    The Ball Player

    From Palenque, Mexico 590 A.D.

    Surrounded by hieroglyphs, an ancient ball player demonstrates his skill and strength. The player's ability to manipulate and move the ball into stone rings, without the use of hands, was played to honor the gods with skill. [/IMG][/FONT][/SIZE]
    Sounds like a type of Soccer to me. I wonder if someone hollered... GOOOOAAAALLLLLLLL !!
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    thyis is a scan i did some time ago
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    Cool Ball Player

    Sorry William,

    But that's all I had to work with, It came for a 101 KB color png file
    that I changed to gray scale, any enlargement just distorted to badly to use.


    Nice Scan bdehoyos, Looks like (Pacal) again, whose name means "The Shield" in Mayan.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kenm810 View Post
    Sorry William,

    But that's all I had to work with, It came for a 101 KB color png file
    that I changed to gray scale, any enlargement just distorted to badly to use.


    Nice Scan bdehoyos, Looks like (Pacal) again, whose name means "The Shield" in Mayan.
    my scan if from a very textured stone (not smoth) si it is very rouged if youlike I can send you the original file so you can fine tune it

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    Hi bdehoyos,

    I really like it just the way it is,
    I've seen several of the original pieces
    carved in stone or modeled in stucco
    and the texture on your scan fits in perfectly.

    Thanks for Sharing it with us.
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    thanks guys for shareing the mayan patterns, the are cool, i cut the
    mayan god yesterday and will have a pic. soon
    here is a pattern of the tree of life, i got it in playa del carmen last year
    Stacey
    ps let me know if this works
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    Hi Stacey,

    Nice graphic mpc file, if I collect enough of them,
    I plan to make some kind of Art collaguecomprised of the fragmentary
    graphics and patterns that the Maya left behind.
    Just something in the back of my mind for now.

    Thanks for sharing
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    Hi that would be cool. so how many do you have know?
    im trying too get as many as i can too, i think the mayan art is pretty neat
    Stacey
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    Thumbs up

    Stacey Nice Job,

    I've down loaded several photos and tracings off the net and have done a few rubbings on some originals
    that have passed through my studio. I have some drawings that I made my self and some stylized ones
    that I hope to make into vector carvings for the Machine to do.
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    i have a pattern of a piece of mayan art that was torn down because of progress. I don't know much about it and am trying to make a good pattern to carve. my abilities of editing from a photo are limited. I am getting better but still not as good as some of the stuff that's being posted. I am uploading the picture and what I have. If anyone is interested in using it and maybe improving upon what I have done, great! I don't know much about the history of it but it is a pretty cool piece of art. thanks.
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