The Complete Rose Cross of the R.R. et A.C.
Jewel of a Zelator Adeptus Minor
Multi-Media cardboard and acrylic.
Created by VH Frater YShY, March 2001ev.
Jewel of a Zelator Adeptus Minor
Multi-Media cardboard and acrylic.
Created by VH Frater YShY, March 2001ev.
The Jewel of a Zelator Adeptus Minor is the Complete Rose Cross, which is a key to all the solitary R.R. et A.C. rituals.
The cardboard used is actually book-board, and about 1/8" thick. It is five layers of card, built up to make the petals of the rose three-dimensional, which also makes the overall depth 5/8" thick. You can see this by clicking on the high resolution photo, where the camera angle shows the petal of lamed slightly blocking the glyph of Saturn at the top point of the hexagram. If I was ever to undertake the creation of this Jewel again, I would use MDF or wood for the cross, and finish the rose the same way with the book-board. This would make a slightly sturdier device, as it is beginning to show slight signs of wear from use.
This is the latest CRC I have constructed, the first one was completed in 1993, and the first paint version in 1994. I may scan and post these later to show some artistic progression. In my opinion, this is by far the best. These jewels do wear down a bit over the years, and the colors fade a lot over time. While I believe that it is good to hone ones skills at the art, I have taken a bit of a break from re-making this item for the time being.
A wery fine example indeed!
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S.R.
Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI agree with SR. Very nice work.
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Dean.