No Swimming!

[Lynn O. Doughty]

Here's the latest! The Blog post is up along with additional photos and an explanation and comments are always welcome.

[JIM QUILICI]

lynn.
there you go carving out of the box again ...carving something that the rest of us .......want to bees..... did not even think about. great idea ....oh by the way it's a very good carving also... I don't think he is swimming ...I believe he had some very hot mexican food.....he's trying to cool down. lol
Jim

[GaDoug]

As usual, another fantastic carving! I wish i could see it in person. Thanks for sharing the "how to" description on your blog.

[Gulf Coast Handyman]

Great job Lynn.

Dave

[Eric S.]

Once again, nice job!!! I LOVE your work. The carving and paint are just amazing. I always look forward to seeing your work. Thanks!

[gene-messer]

Lynn .. your eye for detail is amazing .. this is a fantastic piece and the way you compacted the water in such a small space is masterly ..

What a fantstic caricature .. it's these type of pieces that often times reminds me of A. Andersons work .. but just in a more modern day setting ..

A 10.0 + for sure

Gene

[Ed Redwine]

Swimming....in this case not to be confused with bathing! Those cowboys had it together. Another excellent carving Lynn.
Ed

[Hi_Ho_Sliver]

I tried to post a comment but as usual, the site won't let me anymore? not sure what thats about..oh well.......I like the carving a lot, but a piece of sheet metal around the base would have looked like they were sitting in a watering tank....lol.....

[Lynn O. Doughty]

Dave. Just what are you doing to post a comment? Others don't seem to be having a problem. I posted one from a different computer as "Anomymous", hit the publish button and it went right through!

[Mitchell]

I agree with Ed - He's not swimming....... he's bathing! All he needs is a little yellow ducky.