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My good friend Bob from Indiana will be coming down Monday for a couple days of carving. This will be a test run to see someone can put up with me and I with them for several days of solid carving. If it works out I'll give some more thought to that old Carving College idea of some time back.
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Anyway, this will probably be the last piece I can get finished before the Dayton show unless I get real enthused about something else. I've been carving so much lately my chest is bruised! And to add to that I super-glued my fingers together a while ago and had to cut them apart! OUCH!
Hope you like him and there are more photos in the Gallery. Comments welcome as always.
Lynn, you always come up with unique caricatures. He will, no doubt, be another great bust. If you superglue your fingers together again, please use a nail polish remover with acetone or straight acetone to dissovle the glue.
ReplyDeleteLynn, if you change the outfit and the hat, you have a dead ringer for Santa Clause with all that hair and beard...........just saying............is he visting you in disguise, is he the real 1st true carving buddy that your trying out???????????........just saying.
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ReplyDeleteI agree he could be S.Claus, but I can't wait to see him painted as is, thanks for all you do for us.
"He looks kind of plain at the moment"
ReplyDeleteThat there made me laugh. Its anything but plain.........
Well, I can see that another favorite is in the making as with each carving before.........sometime in the future it would be nice to see how the bead work is done and painted. Hope to see some of these guys in Dayton.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the work you two do,
Dave
I see the tabacco tabacco trader Billy Yellow Horse is happy to see.
ReplyDeleteHe looks good. Hod do you get the hat brims so thin?
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