Winter Horses

[Lynn O. Doughty]

Here's the latest. I managed to sell all my Native Americans at the Dayton show so I thought I'd restock the reservation with some new ones. There are a few more photos on the Blog along with a description of what I've done so far and what's coming up. Comments always welcome.

[cannuckcarver]

You are good, I love what you do.
I also visit your blog often...
Thanks for sharring

[CarverFromNoWhere]

Dang Lynn, that is a fantastic! carving, I can't wait to see it painted.
Carl

[squbrigg]

Congratulations Lynn, I'm glad to hear you did so well at the show. Selling you entire stock off is a darn good indicator that you are doing something right. Maybe it's time for a price increase? Well done.

Bob

[gene-messer]

Superb Lynn .. the detail is your style all the way ... the face is always the highlight of your pieces .. love that hat

great work

Gene

[Joy]

Wonderful expression! It's nice to see a Native American who doesn't look like he is starving.

[MackTheKnife]

Great work, Lynn! That hat is terrific!. Really looking forward to seeing him painted.

Bob

[Preacher2nc]

Great work Lynn. Your work has been a great help to me. I have learned much from your blog. looking forward to more great stuff!

Mark

[JIM QUILICI]

Lynn,

you have to have a after burner on the knife of yours .........I do not know how you put out the carvings that you do.....just for curiosity sake ..............how many carvings do you do in a month....I am not the irs..nor do I work for the irs..lol ........... by the way that is one fine carving. somebody is going to be proud to own that one....love the detail....and the look on his face.....
Jim

[Lynn O. Doughty]

Sorry Jim. If I told you it would get back to the County Assessor somehow and they'd raise my rates thinking I've got more tools in the shop than I should have!!! Just like that email you sent ... those guys down at the Courthouse can smell new sawdust and woodchips from 50 miles away!!!