[Lindy]

Hi everyone!

I've just completed this Dall Sheep. For those who don't know the Dall Sheep is from the Yukon where orignally the Big Horn mated with a Thin Horn Sheep creating a smaller version of the Big Horn with smaller horns. Through isolation due to the Ice Age they have developed into their own breed although they could mate back to the Big Horn should they cross paths again - but that long distance romance thingie creates some challenges to that one.

I hope you like it and as always your comments are welcomed.

Lindy

PS - What is everyone else working on out there?

[Irish]

OUUUHHH! That nose comes right out of the burning. Very nice!

S.

[WOODIE13]

Very nice burn.

[Dangee's Pyrography]

Hi Lindy!

What a great burning! The shading used on the horns is awesome!! Thanks for sharing the story behind the Dall Sheep as well. "Keep burning and learning"...Danette

[squbrigg]

Beautiful piece of burning! Love the shading and detail. Well done.

Bob

[Lindy]

Susan, Woodie and Bob - thank you!

I really enjoyed burning that one, I feel like I'm coming off a plateau and starting to improve again. Working with the leather taught me a much softer touch and a little more about shading/depth so when I went back to the wood I was really surprised at what I could do. I'm working on a juvenile coyote right now and am so enjoying it!

Thank you for your continued supprt everyone.

Linda

[Donna_T]

Beautiful work--well done! So lifelike.
Donna T

[Lindy]

Donna - thank you what a kind thing to say! I do have to admit I am proud of him though.

[bulldog]

It's a great looking piece of work. Has great depth and shading. Thanks for sharing your work with us.
KEEP BARKIN

[Iowa Carver]

Very nice work!

Corey