[Dagwood]

i dont know if this has been done before but i'm asking to see...I'm going to get a photo of my first carveing and last carving to post next week but would love to see other carvers "first and last"

[jbboston]

Sounds like a great, now if I can just remember where I put that first one...

[Ashbys]

Dagwood,

This is my first attempt at carving this was done April 2005. Then the one I am working on .

Ash

[Ed Redwine]

Funny this should come up. Recently at our local club meeting, each member was asked to get up and tell about how he/she got started carving. My first real carving was done at Boy Scout Camp in 1951. It was an Indian neckerchief slide. I displayed that original carving at the meeting. Later, I got to thinking. How would it turn out today knowing what I know now and with real tools. The result is displayed next to the original. Glad I keep it all these years.

ED

[William]

The Bluebird was my first carving and a gift to my Mother, it is signed and dated 12/05 #1.

Diana is almost finished, a little more paint, touch-up and clear coat and I'll call this back burner project done, she will be signed and dated 05/08 #58

Bill
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[RonB]

I'd post pictures of my first, if I had taken one, and if I could find the last one

[chipper67]

This is a good idea. It will be interesting to see how we've progressed.

My first one is supposed to be a bobcat. My latest is "The Risen Christ"

Chipper67

[Hi_Ho_Sliver]

Originally Posted by chipper67

This is a good idea. It will be interesting to see how we've progressed.

My first one is supposed to be a bobcat. My latest is "The Risen Christ"

Chipper67

A suggestion Chipper...how about a sunburst type background on Christ, since he has risen, he would not be on the cross.....just a thought...good carving tho!

[chipper67]

Dave,

FYI, The Risen Christ carving is from Ivan Whillock's book. Many of his Risen Christ carvings are mounted on crosses. I understand what you are saying and yes your idea would make for a very nice carving too. I had just followed what Ivan had done. As you can tell though that Christ is not nailed to the cross. He is supposed to look as though he has defeated it and is rising (asscending) above it. Ivan is a master at achieving the "look" as I call it. I, for sure, have a long way to go to get close to Ivan's work, but I sure am enjoying my journey. Take care,

Chipper67

[Kenny_S]

Well, can show you my first as it was burned in the stove, as was my second, third , forth, fifth,sixth,seventh, eighth and so on.HEEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHE