Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Lizzie Bear Foot
As I mentioned earlier, while in Dayton I hoped to set down with Jim Willis to get some instruction on creating fur. Here's a short video I made while Jim did all the work. Sorry about all the noise in the background but the show was a big one with lots of people. Also, take a moment to visit Jim's website to see some excellent work. He’s one of the best! Here's that link: www.wildlife-woodcarver.com.
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Thanks for the short lesson Lynn. Jim does a great job. His wildlife pieces are outstanding. Anxious to see how Lizzie comes along.
ReplyDeleteAll info is greatly appreciated....you can never learn anything that is not useful, and all knowledge is priceless...thanks for the tips.
ReplyDeleteLynn, Congratulations on the award again, very deserving for all you and Judy do. Glad you made it home safe.
ReplyDeleteIt was great to see you and Judy again. I really enjoyed the seeing your carvings up close. They are always bigger than the pictures in the blog let on.
P.S "Slim" found a home next to "Stoney" and "Beans Again"
Lynn, thank you very much for sharing those techniques of carving and wood burning details with that video. Quite interesting for sure. Again, congratulations on the awards - well deserved!
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Lynn. Thank you to you and to Mr. Willis for sharing the information It is very worthwhile to learn techniques used by various skilled carvers to create different aspects of a subject.
ReplyDeleteGreat video, thanks for sharing.
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