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Tried new antiqueing medium carvings Please all commente Welcome
__________________ Bill Murphy ![]() One Thumb Carver Georgia USA Best Describe-LearningTo Carving "Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm” Winston Churchill Last edited by One Thumb Carver; 08-31-2011 at 04:18 PM. Reason: Pic |
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Bill, I think it is too dark and heavy...unless you didn't wipe it off well.
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| Bob, Thanks is it the carve lines that are to dark? or the whole piece? Bill
__________________ Bill Murphy ![]() One Thumb Carver Georgia USA Best Describe-LearningTo Carving "Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm” Winston Churchill |
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I'm not sure I'm a big fan of the look on the wood spirit BUT I think it looks terrific on the owl. It gives it a nice textured look, like it almost simulates feathers. Maybe I like it on the owl better because I think of owls as being reasonably dark? Eric |
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__________________ Bill Murphy ![]() One Thumb Carver Georgia USA Best Describe-LearningTo Carving "Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm” Winston Churchill |
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I don't think they are too dark but I think maybe the face on the woodspirit is too bright in contrast.
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__________________ Bill Murphy ![]() One Thumb Carver Georgia USA Best Describe-LearningTo Carving "Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm” Winston Churchill |
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they look pretty good to me, Bill are the cheeks rougher (texture) than the forehead ? that might explain why the cheeks appear a shade or two darker than the forehead. it might also be because they are surrounded by proud surfaces, and therefore harder to wipe off than the forehead the darkened recesses in the beard really make the lighter 'strands' of the hair really pop out. the top of the figure seem to have less contrast - looking at the picture, anyway. that could probably be modified, if you wanted to, later so now i'm curious - what is the new medium you are using ? |
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| luschert, Thanks for you in put after reviewing the pieces I notice what you were saying. Now I build on this Have a great weekend
__________________ Bill Murphy ![]() One Thumb Carver Georgia USA Best Describe-LearningTo Carving "Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm” Winston Churchill |
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