JeremyChung

That's right:) That's pressed by the big-sized dragon eye leather mold that I designed before. The size is 116mm*92mm I usually draw a design first, then carve a finished product by hand to see the effect and make adjustments. After getting a satisfactory result, I use CNC to carve in batches. I'm trying to take videos of the process but I'm not good at doing that. I will try again in the future and share it.

thank you! I will keep creating, and I'm trying to design some Sheridan Style leather corners or big molds, I was wondering if those are the markets want

Thank you. I designed the drawings myself and carved the molds by hand according to the drawings at the very beginning. So I need to test and test again to modify the details to get the best effect. But in recent years, I learned CNC, and the one in the picture was made by CNC

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thank you:) Some of my customers use this mold to make handbags or Archery Arm Guards and shows a good effect

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Hello everyone, I’m Jeremy, and I’ve been passionate about leatherworking for over two decades. Throughout my journey, I’ve spent countless hours perfecting the art of creating leather molds. These molds are inspired by a mix of traditional Chinese culture and modern design elements, bringing together history and creativity in each piece. I wanted to share a few examples from my collection with you all: These pieces hold a special place in my heart, and I’m excited to share them with such a skilled and creative community. I’d love to hear your thoughts or any feedback you may have. If anyone is interested in discussing techniques or exchanging ideas, I’m always open to a conversation. Looking forward to seeing more incredible work from everyone here! Best regards, Jeremy