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#1 LSG

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Posted 27 June 2008 - 06:25 PM

Good afternoon

I started carving about 2 years ago and dabbled in many forms such as relief, in the round, etc. I've taken lessons from West Coast natives and created a wonderful moon mask and wolf plaque.
I have many whimiscial carvings done in found wood, also know as bark.

I use to do a bit of pen and ink drawings and I loved the detail I could get. i guess I am very detail orientated.

I also enjoy minatures. The fine detail is what drives me to smaller and smaller carvings.

So, you ask, where has this led you. Well, I do most carvings in Walnut Shells. Yep, those nuts you get for Christmas. I cut out the face of the nuts, scoop out the interior, put in a platform and create a full diarama inside.

I have Christmas scenes, Mexican beach scenes, I have even captured the cold of the North Pole.

I had hoped to have a web site up by this time with pictures, but alas, due to my fence needing to be rebuilt the web site has taken a back seat for a few weeks.

I look forward to an exciting exchange of ideas, thoughts and critisms. This is the only way to grow.

Thank you


Larry

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Posted 27 June 2008 - 07:20 PM

Welcome to the forum, Larry! I look forward to seeing images of what you have described above. Have you carved peach pits by any chance too?

Janel
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#3 StixnCanes

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Posted 28 June 2008 - 12:41 AM

Hello and welcome, Larry. I love to see the carvings and other art pieces here and am always looking forward to the next, but you have me as excited as a kid at Christmas. I can't wait to see your dioramas.
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