Engraved Velociraptor Pint Glass

Engraved Velociraptor Pint GlassVelociraptor lived around 75 million years ago during the Late Cretaceous Period, hunting small animals across the deserts of what is now Mongolia. Although much smaller than popular culture often suggests, it was a fast, agile predator, recognised by its lightly built skeleton, long balancing tail and distinctive enlarged sickle shaped claw on each foot. This engraved design is based on palaeontological reference material, combining a skeletal

This design reproduces the official collar jewel of the Treasurer under the Scottish Constitution

Fine linework and carefully judged contrast preserve the character of the landscape while creating an engraving that reveals new detail as it catches the light

language and one of Scotland's best loved animals

the Skirret

this Masonic firing glass is prepared individually from the lodge crest or badge supplied

the illustration moves beyond a simple sporting silhouette

creating artwork that is prepared specifically for engraving onto glass

Time on the water is measured differently

while the differing sizes of the motorcycles naturally suggest experience being shared across generations

preserving the proportions and character of this distinctive corner of St Andrews in a composition prepared for engraving on glass

the Twenty Four Inch Gauge

dates and short inscriptions to be added