The surviving building carries its precise incised carving in the neo-Grec style, which Hunt was influential in introducing.
His model, built to a scale of one inch to 64 feet, is a precise likeness -- including carved faces on the hull, one thirty-second of an inch high, and 100 guns, each with a hollow muzzle, their bores ranging from 0.004 inches to 0.01 inches in diameter.
One example is Donatello's delicate use of precise central-point perspective when carving in very shallow relief, which was first seen in 1417, in a scene of St George fighting the dragon.
He seals the edges of actual books (nothing antiquarian or irreplaceable), like medical guides, dictionaries, encyclopedias, and wallpaper sample books, and with an X-acto knife, tweezers, scalpel, clamps, or some other precise tool, carves holes and patterns around select words ("is the mystery referred to at the beginning of") and images (a walrus! Queen Elizabeth!) inside.
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Making a barrel by hand is an intricate procedure that involves carving wooden staves at precise angles and then binding them with metal hoops.
Because the stone that Pala sculptors favored is so dark and their carving technique almost mechanically precise, you tend to forget that this art could have a sense of humor, but it's evident here.
The carving on the capitals is brilliantly precise, and the columns have stop-fluting, wherein the grooves are filled part way up.
The 12-story Postal Telegraph structure is of precise gray brick, with a deeply recessed entryway, attractive carving in terra cotta and unusual recessed loggias under a projecting cornice at the top floor.
