[DADDIO]

hope everyone had a great thanksgiving,spent mine in the smoky mountains and it was great,hit mac's place in townsend, smoky mountain woodcarvers,they'er such great people,i could stay there all day.these are some of my most recent carvings and i was wanting some honest feed back,tell me what you think. and merry Christmas everyone.

[Hugh]

You have done a great job. Especially the native. Merry Christmas to you also.

[Mark N. Akers]

Daddio:
Great job on the carvings,and your right all the gang at Smokey Mountain Woodcarvers are great people.

[squbrigg]

Daddio .....you want some good, honest , feedback on your carvings? Keep up the good work! I can't see anything to criticize. I think you are doing a great job now. I especially enjoy the spirit, great expression on the face, good composition. Love the Captain Peg Leg .... a real old salt and looks the part well. His expression and details are super. Perhaps you could set him in a "setting" like on the deck of his vessel, by the rail or the wheel. Take a look at Lynn's site and get some ideas. A setting would make that good carving a great one.

Bob

[Tom H]

Daddio, I can't say anything but good work, about all the pieces. But I especially like the Indian and the finishing on the sea capt. Thanks for sharing. Tom H

[Lynn O. Doughty]

Nice pieces and excellent carving. I, too like the Capt'n best of all. About the only way you could improve him would have been to add a little more detail to his pegleg.

[Arnold Smith]

good carvings Daddio.

Arnold

[Kenny_S]

I like the Native American the best but all three are nice.

[Hi_Ho_Sliver]

Originally Posted by Lynn O. Doughty

Nice pieces and excellent carving. I, too like the Capt'n best of all. About the only way you could improve him would have been to add a little more detail to his pegleg.

Worm holes Lynn?

[wood-whittler]

daddio,

great job on the carvings, i really like the native american,it looks real nice.

bart