The Man With No Name
I've always wanted to do a carving of the character played by Clint Eastwood in all those Italian movies so here's my firs attempt. Hopefully, I captured that sneer that really makes the character and I confess I had a little help from the movie Rango where this figure made a brief appearance. There will be a holstered gun in the open area on the tombstone when it's finished. Comments always welcome and there are more photos in the Gallery.
Another winner. I really like this one and you have captured 'that' look.
ReplyDeleteWill the gun be attached to the tombstone or be part of the carving itself?
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Attached. Thanks for the comment.
ReplyDeleteI thought of Clint Eastwood the instant I saw this carving...I think you captured him very well. He looks ready to take out the next hombre that crosses his path. Great job.
ReplyDeleteI thought of ole Clinty as well and/or Lee Marvin when I saw this carving, great job.........
ReplyDeleteHey am I crazy or what, have the photos for the side views, of the Fireman you used, disappeared off the reference site or what???
They were still there when I looked!
ReplyDeleteAfter viewing the photo of this guy and looking back at your carving, you got him dead on (pardon the epun). He another good-un Lynn.
ReplyDeleteI too have looked for the fireman photos you had as a sidebar but they're not there anymore???
They are there now!
ReplyDeleteLynn, thanks for posting the pictures in your gallery, if they are in that other reference album, I'm still not seeing them.............
ReplyDeleteYou captured the true essence of "Clint, the bad Hombre", as he began his Spaghetti Western Career. That's definitely his hat! It was the only one like it.
ReplyDeleteIs it my just imagination or did he sorta "mellow" as he (and his characters) got older?