Well, it took a while but he's finally finished.....Just in time for the Tulsa Woodcarving Show. I'm quite pleased with the way he turned out and hope you are too. That shield really sets him off and shows how much an extra detail can add to a piece.
Comments welcome.
Thursday, May 31, 2018
Thursday, May 17, 2018
Brave Heart
Here's another one fresh off the paint table. Wrapped in his painted robe with warpaint on his face, he's no doubt planning how to get his horses back from that bunch a couple mountains over.
I never tire of Native Americans. The opportunity to paint them is just too enjoyable.
I never tire of Native Americans. The opportunity to paint them is just too enjoyable.
"Dang Rustlers!"
I finished this one up last week. I really like to do the 3/4 style busts as a lot of detail can be squeezed in without making the figure so large.
This Rancher is after the reprobates who have been diminishing his livestock. He's got his noose ready and is heading to the corral to saddle up and put an end to it. Someone's gonna get their neck stretched!
This Rancher is after the reprobates who have been diminishing his livestock. He's got his noose ready and is heading to the corral to saddle up and put an end to it. Someone's gonna get their neck stretched!
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