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Ok, so I've been carving a lot of wood spirits, and I've had several people ask me if I could do them a female version. I've tried to look for tutorials for simple female faces (other than "little guys" which are a bit to caricature) and haven't been able to find any. Does anyone have, or would be willing to create, a tutorial for such a thing? |
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There is not many out there who take on the challenge of carving a female woodspirit, let alone doing a tutorial...at least that's my observation. I've done a few female characters...with some of them you could call a female woodspirit. Capturing the female facial features is not an easy feat. I would love to try my hand at providing some learnings I have obtained over the years in a tutorial. I'll keep that in mind for later this fall. Perhaps some of the other fine carvers here can help you out much sooner. Patrick |
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if anyone could, it would be very much appreciated.
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Excellent idea. I am eager to see this step by step. FRENCH : Excellente idée. Je suis impatient de voir ce pas à pas.
__________________ do not speak about your language (I use an IT translator also), be indulgent whit me. |
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I recently purchased "how to carve faces in driftwood" (Enlow) and in the book is a step by step for carving a female face. I can't say that I have tried it yet, but it might be of some help.
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Here's a link to a cane I did....might give you an idea, at least for layout. I am not happy with my female faces just yet, but I did sell this cane. I have a study stick and an Ian Norbury book on female faces and still haven't figured it out. But hopefully the seminar I'm going to in a few weeks will starighten me out! (knock on wood)
__________________ Mike P. "It's never to late to have a happy childhood!" Tom Robbins, "Still Life with a Woodpecker" http://mpounders1.blogspot.com/ http://centralarkansaswoodcarvers.blogspot.com/ |
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woops! here is the link Green girl cane
__________________ Mike P. "It's never to late to have a happy childhood!" Tom Robbins, "Still Life with a Woodpecker" http://mpounders1.blogspot.com/ http://centralarkansaswoodcarvers.blogspot.com/ |
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