He's looking real good. Very interesting approach to doing the ridges on the hat. I would have overlooked the fact that the secondarasry ridges don't 'stand' as tall as the primaries.
I don't know if you noticed it as you were carving and fitting the dome, but you had the beginnings of a Top Hat.
I vote for a bust, but the full figure would probably be a better seller for you. IMHO.
Good technique, you really transformed the blocks into a hat with a few strokes of the knife, I am often amazed at what huge differences in a carving can be made by mere slivers of wood coming off...The fireman is heating up...looking forward to more progress and more tips in the net video. Great work a usual.
He's looking real good. Very interesting approach to doing the ridges on the hat. I would have overlooked the fact that the secondarasry ridges don't 'stand' as tall as the primaries.
ReplyDeleteI don't know if you noticed it as you were carving and fitting the dome, but you had the beginnings of a Top Hat.
I vote for a bust, but the full figure would probably be a better seller for you. IMHO.
Ron
Good technique, you really transformed the blocks into a hat with a few strokes of the knife, I am often amazed at what huge differences in a carving can be made by mere slivers of wood coming off...The fireman is heating up...looking forward to more progress and more tips in the net video. Great work a usual.
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