You can see the full production process on Tudor's weblog:
http://deseneheraldice.blogspot.ro/
The diary of a Heraldry Addict
Monday, 17 February 2014
The artwork of Tudor-Radu Tiron
I was first made aware of the artwork of Tudor-Radu Tiron when my friend and colleague John Duncan of Sketraw commissioned him to paint a library picture of his armorial bearings. Tudor has recently finished a commission for another heraldic acquaintance, Richard Globe, and I have to say that I am most impressed.
You can see the full production process on Tudor's weblog:
http://deseneheraldice.blogspot.ro/
You can see the full production process on Tudor's weblog:
http://deseneheraldice.blogspot.ro/
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