I'm curious...That's something I do often...

[Keoma]

I love to look at everyones profile images. But out of curiosity, I am always wondering, who's pictures are they? Do you usually post your own work in there, or does anyone post their inspirations in there? Irishman...it was yours that made me finally ask...that guy in your picture is staring at me...wow...what a look!

[Irishman]

Hi Keoma,

Do you mean my avatar or the guy sitting in the kayak that's posting in my profile...which is me by the way? If its the woodspirit in the avatar, yes he does follow you around the room doesn't he. He stands over 5 feet tall carved in birch. I carved it for a guy back in PEI for his cottage as a thank you for wood he gave me. He wanted it big enough for boaters to see when they went by his cottage. It takes two people to pick up that carving so he's big.
Patrick

[Kenny_S]

YES! i Sure wouldn't want to put muy ugly mug as an avatar. Talk about running people off.

[Ashbys]

I think she means our avatars.

Just about anything can go in there , mine is a piece I did a liitle over a year ago.

Garry

[Keoma]

yes, sorry! I meant your Avatars. Oops. Thank you. he he

[Just Carving]

Whose picture is it?!?!? Why it's the most handsome carver in New Jersey!!!

Careful now---I own some sharp knives and I know how to use them!!!!

Bob L

[Keoma]

lol...I own dull knives...but I still know how to use them! Maybe the handsomest carver in New Jersey...but how many New Jersey carvers are are there anyway? just kidding just kidding!

[Iowa Carver]

Mine is my only fiished carving to date. I be a newbie

corey

[Keoma]

I Love that boot! I never had a thing for Cowboy boots...but every time I see that picture I want to carve one...except I think I will make mine a Caulk boot! Bunches of Loggers 'round these here parts, ya know! can't wait to see more as you finish them!

***EdItEd***
Ok, Burn...your shop tour was great and I am now humbled...tomorrow I will clean my shop...scouts honor

[squbrigg]

My avatar is a logo I did for myself when I first started doing ships and carvings, way back when. I use it as a logo, on business cards, eventually will do a brochure, and on my invoice stationary,

It is a symbol of my name: Square (rigged) Brig (gs) or Squarebriggs, and old seafaring family, who once were traders and owned vessels and also owned a shipyard and built their own trading vessels in New London Bay, Prince Edward Island.

It works for me. Anything nautical I enjoy, ships I love to build, carve, sail and make images of. I'm just an old sailor who swallowed the anchor to settle down with his true love. I keep the sea in touch with me through my art. If I can't go to sea anymore, I'll bring the sea to me!

Bob