Just wanted to share the latest portrait it's on poplar depth.080 height 100, golden mahogany stain,light sanding until picture shows up
this is from a scaned picture of may parents 53 years ago.
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Just wanted to share the latest portrait it's on poplar depth.080 height 100, golden mahogany stain,light sanding until picture shows up
this is from a scaned picture of may parents 53 years ago.
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That looks very good, I need to try some of that one day, they always say find your own "niche", my problem is I have too many "niches".
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Very well done! Their image shows up great, I would say you have got the technique figured out. I made a couple of attempts before the conference but did not have the right steps figured out and have not given it a shot since seeing Jo's presentation at the conference.
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I agree with Perry. Need to set a side some time for this type of carving.Originally Posted by myshop1044
I need to try one of these.
You did a wonderful carve and finish on the portrait.
keep sharing your carvings with us.
Great job!!!
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This is great.
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