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I had some Dr's appointments this week, so didn't carve as much as usual...these two guys are what I have done since my last post on the 6th of June. The larger fella is 4 inches and the other is 3 inches, basswood, acrylic, no poly yet (they haven't dried, just finished painting them). I am going to have to practice gnomes, my daughter wants one and we are going to visit her in August, so I need to do a good one for her. The smaller guy looks angry, I didn't pick up on that till I painted him...the other one just looks too big in the face, and something about his hat just doesn't look right. A member of my club showed us all last week how he does eyes..I tried his method on these guys, it was pretty successfull I think. Your thoughts and comments are always welcome...happy carving to you all. |
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SlowMover, Well done and placed appropriately in the fonage. I have a couple started but don't seem to able to bring out the heavy set look. Yours are great, keep them comig.
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Gnomes,come in alot of different shapes and sizes.I like they are different and I think you did a great job carving them plus your painting fits them just right. I was at the VA yesterday,yearly ck up,I knew Id hurt myself picking up a big slab of stone in our yard several weeks ago,got a hernia next to my belly & leg now,had surgery on another one down at my groin area with a patch in 2006, Plus with the old finger test,I have something there,so my Dr is haven me see other Drs about theses problems. Back to painting I go but Im gald I stopped and saw your neat Gnomes!! Keep up this neat carving!! Forrest
__________________ Your Attitude will always determine your Altitude.....(Aim High!) "Im not the best, dont try to be,the fun part is always just trying your best" Home Page: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?ref...18&ref=profile http://tnartist05.blogspot.com/ WCI Carvings Gallery http://www.woodcarvingillustrated.co.../1/ppuser/4908 Last edited by tnartist05; 06-10-2010 at 12:46 PM. |
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That little gnome does look a bit angry. Or just downright mean. But they're both great little carvings. I really like the small projects like that. Good job.
__________________ Jim My carving blog posts I've never sold a carving, but I've collected a fortune in smiles. |
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Good carving, I see what you mean about the hat i have the same problem look's like it sits on top of the head instead of over the head. Bill V |
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Like em both! Dan |
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Looks good, nice job! Dave |
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Great job SM , can't wait to see your next ones!!
__________________ Hal in Seattle (A little north of Will) "Each one is Practice for the next one" (Will Hayden) http://carver48.blogspot.com/ |
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them's might fine gnomes, Slow, maybe the smaller guy is just mean not angry and Bill V got right about the hat on the large one I do like them both good job
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