King Richard's Liturgical Design & Contracting recently unveiled a new set of carved Stations of the Cross they produced for a high school chapel within the United States. The final result is quite spectacular as I am sure you will agree.
The final result is always the star of the show of course, and those installation photos will be revealed sometime in 2021, but there is also interest amongst our readers in learning how these project come to fruition through the creative process. With that in mind, here are a few photographs showing these works as they were being created.
One can see the amount of craftsmanship that is put into these projects and it is a good reminder that these works do not produce themselves; they are the result of countless hours of skill and labour. Certainly one could buy cheaply mass produced items, but as the saying goes, you get what you pay for -- and if we are unwilling to put out time, effort and money into these things, then what else?
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For more information on this particular project, please visit King Richard's website or see them on social media.
