[GeorgiaCarver]

Well, here is my first try at wood spirits. I am using found wood from Southwest Missouri, Cedar.

I got the nose a little long but I think it will work out ok in the end. (who says that a wood spirits nose is normal anyway?)

Greg

[Kenny_S]

Looks great to me.


BTW, what size is a normal nose? I know some who have long noses.

[GeorgiaCarver]

I should have added but may be obvious, I still have some work to do!

[Mark N. Akers]

Greg:
That is a great job on a woodspirit,please keep up on them you have a natural
talent for doing woodspirits.

[Bob_in_TN]

I have a long nose and happen to like it. I've had it for nearly 65 years.

Bob

[GeorgiaCarver]

Here is the finished product. The wood is about 2 feet long and 3 inches wide. Hard to get the Cedar to hold the detail, I think I need to do a little larger carving.

I brought back about 25 pcs of found cedar wood from Missouri so I will have lot's of opportunity to try and perfect the art of "found wood spirit carvings"

Greg

[Bartster]

great job on the woodspirit. keep up the good work


happy carving
bart

[squbrigg]

Great face on your spirit. Keep up the good work.

Bob

[Callynne]

Greg, he's turned out great! I don't think his nose is too long, looks just right to me....lots of character in that face! Thanks for sharing him with us! Deborah