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Old 07-24-2007, 10:30 PM
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Hi All, took Mark Gargac's two day Creede, Colorado Mountain Man carving class. What a wonderful experience and Mark is a terrific patient teacher. So, hopefully I'll make Mark proud with my finished results.
My mountain man is carved from one of Marks rough-outs he supplied for the class. There were three to choose from and this one was my favorite. I did purchase another one to work on at home 'Wizard'. He's really neat and will be a challenge.
Mark was a one of several teachers at the Creede Rendezvous in July. It was a fun gathering of carvers, woodburners, vendors and tourists. I would recommend Marks class to anyone who wants to learn to carve the Mountain Man or Indian.
Thanks Mark!
My Creed Mountain Man is almost finished, I have two coats of Golden Oak Danish Oil and will let dry for a couple days and apply some coats of matte varnish.
As always I welcome your thoughts and comments.
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Very nice, I'm sure you done him proud. Feb
Thank you, feb I sure hope so.
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Great job Kathy! I envy you getting to go to Crede and studing with Mark. I would love to study with him. Now carve one on your own like that except different.
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hi kathy, just drop in to say hello... i am stonecutter from wetcanvas forum
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great looking peice. you should be proud of it.

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Kathy, he looks great! You always had it in you (as my instructor often said). I like his lean look. Something I might try with a long log I plan to use.
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Lots of character in that face. Nice job. Now put it on a real nice base. It deserves it!!
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Damn Kathy! That's good. You can sure see Marks influence, and I am sure he is proud of your work. I cannot think of many other carvers that I would want my carving to be influenced by. But you did a great job...Thanks for sharing... Tom H
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That is indeed excellent work and a trip to Colorado to boot! I agree with GaryMc in that, at some point, take what you learned and apply it to an originally designed project by you.

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