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When fitting the body to the saddle you will no doubt also have to remove material from the saddle. The important thing is that the body should fit into the saddle naturally so it looks like a single piece.
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Hope this helps you out.
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Carving a Cowboy On His Horse - The Inner Leg Details
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When fitting the body to the saddle you will no doubt also have to remove material from the saddle. The important thing is that the body should fit into the saddle naturally so it looks like a single piece.
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Hope this helps you out.
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I really appreciate you putting info up for us, but I am confused and don't really understand the "trick" or method of carving and setting the cowboy on the horse. I freely admit I am not a very mechanically minded person, so it isn't a surprise that I remain a bit beffuddled (my wife would say that is my usual mechanical state of awarness). Perhaps my buddies at carving club who follow your blog (and you do have more admirers in Amarillo than myself) will be able to explain it to me...they are better with their hands than I am. Looking forward to your next project...I am going to start my Viking just as soon as I watch the vids some more and if I can figure out how you did his eyes, as they appear to me to be "squinty" eyes from some of your other pieces. Have a great day, and remember, the Official "Be Nice to Judy Day" is this Saturday.
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