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Old 08-10-2010, 01:38 PM
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Hey folks!!! Wondering if any of you wise sages of carving might be able to send me advise, or at least in the right direction. I'm starting a new black walnut walking stick project that I would like to involve four faces on. ( a nun, an Inuit Eskimo man, a Muslim woman, and an African man in some sort of head wear) I would like to keep these carvings as realistic as possible. My problem is finding multiple views of a model for these images. This is a tough one for me, but the project is important. Any advise? ideas? images? If you're out there and can help, I'd really appreciate it. Thanx, coyote.
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Old 08-10-2010, 02:13 PM
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Hey folks!!! Wondering if any of you wise sages of carving might be able to send me advise, or at least in the right direction. I'm starting a new black walnut walking stick project that I would like to involve four faces on. ( a nun, an Inuit Eskimo man, a Muslim woman, and an African man in some sort of head wear) I would like to keep these carvings as realistic as possible. My problem is finding multiple views of a model for these images. This is a tough one for me, but the project is important. Any advise? ideas? images? If you're out there and can help, I'd really appreciate it. Thanx, coyote.

Scroll down tp the 'Carvers Resource Page'....it might have just what you want.
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Old 08-10-2010, 02:24 PM
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Google Images will have loads of all that and then some.
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