Originally Posted by
BoardSilly
If you have the original drawings you worked from, they could be converted to 3D to scale and carve with in the future. Unless you did the carvings freehand... in which case I will bow down and pay homage to you at every sunrise and sunset. If you have the drawings and want to share them I'll take a look at converting them to 3D.
For these carvings I did a trace of some pictures I was sent in an email, I assume they were paintings from somewhere on the internet so I would guess there could be some issue with copyrights. I figured for myself one cabinet in my own house wouldn't be an issue, though I don't think it would be in my best interest to post the pictures. Thanks for the offer though.
I am curious, however, how would you convert a drawing to a 3D image. I'm finding it very difficult to work even "3D" graphics images into aceptable 3D renderings in the CarveWright software. I found and downloaded a couple of supposed 3D renderings and find that they are not truely 3D when rendered. Certain elements that should be higher than others are not actually higher.
Thanks ~Mike
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