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We lost my youngest brother last month and his wife allowed me to make this for his interment.( she said I could share) He was a big Dungeons & Dragons fan and I thought he might have liked this theme. He was such a good, kind and gentle man, his service had over 300 folks show up at a very small parlor, and I would bet not many left in the 3+ hours it took for everyone to give their condolences. It was amazing to see that much affection. Images were pulled from the internet and I couldn't find a name for the artists so thank you whoever you are. Not tough to build but still tough. Turned out to be very cathartic for me.
Thought I might share.

My condolences on your loss.

That piece is gorgeous. Nice work. I am sure he would love it.

My condolences, very nice, out of my skill range, I dont do Scroll work, but I can appreciate it, not only will your brother be remembered, but you also for your design and work, by other family members that view it.

That is such a well-done tribute. Sorry for your loss.

Chris

How amazing to not only have the desire but the skill to create something so amazing.

My sincere codolences. You have made a beautiful piece for him. That is amazing craftsmanship.
Paul

Sincerely sorry for your loss, moggy! The box is truly a very nice tribute.

The loss of a beloved family member is always a painful thing. Thanks for sharing your "pain remedy" with us. It's an inspiration that will surely help us, when those difficult times next come in our own lives.

I am sorry for the loss of your brother's active presence in your life, but he remains in your life in ways we cannot fully express. The craftsmanship and gentle work necessary to create such workmanship speaks not only to the kind and gentle soul he is, but to the kind and gentle soul that lives in you. Beautiful workmanship, and such a tribute to your brother.

Everett