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Howdy, With all the character carvers I see, has anyone tried carving wooden marionettes? |
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Nope never have, but I like the idea. Dave |
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You might enjoy looking at this marrionette site; Marionettes - Quality Marionettes Puppets and Collectibles |
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I took a class about 6 years ago. Two grueling weeks with one day off. The instructors came from the Czech Republic. I ended up with two completed marionettes based on Punch & Judy. One is a traditional stringed puppet and the other is a rod puppet. Very interesting class.
__________________ Keep carvin' & God bless you, Terry John 3:17 <>< http://www.picturetrail.com/terryvance my WCI gallery |
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Great idea. I did some years ago, but I'm a better carver now. Might be a good way to combine caricature and a little study of anatomy (joints, etc.). I did a pinnoccio for my daughter years ago. Maybe I take a picture and post it.
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I've done a bit of the marionettes. I use poplar wood for everything except sometimes douglas fir for the large body pieces. I hope to eventually complete enough to stage a show.
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