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Old 02-29-2008, 12:20 AM
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Default First in 30 years

Don't know if I have taken on more then I should of seeing how I haven't carved in 30 years but here's what I have taken on.

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Old 02-29-2008, 12:41 AM
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It's really beautiful already...siiiigh...reminds me of my wedding day... Is it for on top of a cake? An Anniversary? I am looking forward to how it progresses! Off to a heck of a start!
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Well sir, that's a project woth finishing, it's gonna be beautiful when fished. Please don't tale aniother 30 years to finish it, you see, I'm 77 now, chances are I won't see it finished, and that's not fair. (smile)
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oh beautiful already !! i too look forward to see that finished. glad you found back to carving :-)
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Old 02-29-2008, 08:31 AM
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In its present condition, it already communicates a wonderful feeling of pleasure and joy. I do look forward to seeing how you continue.
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Looks like you're picking up where you left off... nice work.

Looks great already!
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Must of been a heck of a carver 30 years ago to pick up like that. Going to be great!

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Old 02-29-2008, 11:03 AM
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Thanks for all the encouragement folks. The main thing is I'm having fun doing it even if I do make a mistake. My hand hurts. LOL
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If you want to do art, you could stop right there because you have done a good job of evoking a good emotion. I really like the piece as is. How about making 2 versions. A very simple one about like what you have now and one as detailed as you care to make it. It would be fun to rate the results and see which one all of us like better.
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That looks real good so far,geat work,keep on carving.
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