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how did you do those birds in this application? love it!!!

11 years ago

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Sara Baldwin Design
11 years ago
We use a water-jet machine to cut the shapes of the birds...it's a very sophisticated machine that uses high-pressure water to cut complex shapes into stone...or even steel.
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asad home design
9 years ago
i like the birds in this view

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