I used some matte picture photo paper for the printer after finding a clock dial on the internet  that was mostly white, copied the dial, enlarged it to fit the brass band with the curved glass bezel and thought it worked better with this mostly whitey clock..

   ended up using 8 or 10 colors on the carving. They are from the same pattern off the internet with a few changes...

 

Looks like I will have to move my switches to an outdoor outside wall. These walls inside are becoming hard to come by.

     This maple wood was 1 1/16" thick then I added 10 more pieces here and there and there of the same thickness on top of the pieces  giving me over 2" tall pieces to swoop around with.

  This one was way too big for the scroll saw so I had to revert to the CNC jig saw.

Don't know about any copyrights I might have crept over on but the picture I started with was showing an antique clock from the 1880's with a few pieces broken off and was missing..???? 

Jesse,

Instead of moving the light switches you may want to display your art in a gallery.   Looks GREAT!

Danl

Was just pulling legs Danl, sorry..  Besides this is Texas and the only gallery around here is one that is displaying  some cow dung or horsey stuff. Hard to tell the difference unless one picks it up and smells of it is the only way

to tell who done what...

THose a both gorgeous!

Those clocks are something else, beautiful to my eye.

Herb

They really are beautiful!