a carved left handed man

[spirit]

hi all here is my first carving after l left work well pushed anyway,when l carve l like to make up a story that goes with it ,with carveing has a ani religious theam l wont going just yet dont wont to step on toes when your a newbe
if you look on the parm of his hand thats where the story begins

[Tarik]

Taht is a very good piece. i'm not brave enough to carve a hand, they are so complex and beatiful and you did great. But most of all, i really like the concept of your work, is it really metal or just looks like?

[wade clark]

Welcome!
I see two faces, one old and one young. Very interesting carving!
Wade

[spirit]

hi yes it metal bones with joints
no faces sorry its a cross with a snakes tail and a snake rapping around each other ,its a symbol way before christanity

[Irishman]

That's quite a piece of work. I see hints of what your pointing out in the palm. I'm still taken by the hand carving itself with what appears to be a sort of bionic look. Well they say art is in the eye of the beholder so we all see something different. The wood appears to be butternut perhaps?
Patrick

[spirit]

thanks lrshman its cedar cut from my dad's home

[stickman]

very cool ,I like it! sound like there is more to the story.care to share

[Stryder7]

wow... that sure is an interesting piece... what a start... how did u get the metal bones to look like metal??

Marianne

[workinforwood]

boy, that rates really high on the way too cool chart! You say no faces, but I see faces. I see a very incredible shadowy side shot of a woman, almost like a chris angle moment.

[Mottles]

WOW, very interesting and well done piece of work lots of imagination and very unique. I see a womans hand and not just because of the long thumb nail. I say womans hand because of it's smallness. Just my take.
Kathy