Thank you! :) My inspiration came from the conversation about the Moon rocks and then I just thought about how I had these materials that I knew I would like to work with down the road, and when I saw a picture of the Moon surface I just immediately knew that's something I wish to work on. Once I had all the materials prepared I just sat down one evening and next thing I knew it was 9 am and I was still poking it with my tools xD It was really fun. The time just melted away in a good company of music. Could not stop working on it. I would put it down several times - it's done. Minute later after staring at it from all angles I was back at poking it xD Not sure if I am explaining well enough, but I guess I was trying to make the shapes of the craters as pronounced as possible and to resemble something that you would see by looking at them via telescope. And of course, I used the Daedalus crater as my point of reference for this piece of the moon, hehe
RE: Sculpting: The surface of the Moon