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Here's another 2 carved forms, I call them Isis and Nephthys after the Egyptian sister goddesses ![]() Critique welcomed |
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Pretty cool Raven! Dave |
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Love the form! What kind of wood is that. I believe those girls got freckles.
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Thank you The wood's Obeche, not my favourite as it's softer than basswood and much more prone to splits, but it does have some nice features |
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Very nice. The character of that wood really adds a wonderful dimension.
__________________ Terry It is what it is. > Ziva **** I yam what I yam. > Popeye |
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Nice work, looks pretty good.
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Very nice piece. A friend of mine is carving a subject similar to yours. Sure keeps me distracted while he is doing it! Nice work and very smooth, like the color.Art |
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