Let’s talk about woodcarvingAdministrator2020-02-03T16:00:40-05:00
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Deep Relief
Bill Sisko@aebsfdt1
18 Posts
Quote from Bill Sisko on April 24, 2021, 12:43 pm
Mary, anything in the works to do a new deep relief project?
Mary, anything in the works to do a new deep relief project?
Alan Downs@carvingal
8 Posts
Quote from Alan Downs on April 28, 2021, 7:06 pm
Good question. But should we define what we mean by deep?
Mary's current Rose and Fruit project might be viewed as deep by some. But I would like to see something where a good deal of wood is excavated from beneath the flowing leaves and stems. Just my opinion.
Good question. But should we define what we mean by deep?
Mary's current Rose and Fruit project might be viewed as deep by some. But I would like to see something where a good deal of wood is excavated from beneath the flowing leaves and stems. Just my opinion.
Bill Sisko@aebsfdt1
18 PostsTopic Author
Quote from Bill Sisko on April 30, 2021, 9:29 am
Alan, yes good call out on the fruit and flower project. Yes, just thinking about another one that you pointed out taking a lot of wood from under and around. Just curious if she has another one in the works. Thanks for your response.
Alan, yes good call out on the fruit and flower project. Yes, just thinking about another one that you pointed out taking a lot of wood from under and around. Just curious if she has another one in the works. Thanks for your response.
Alan Downs@carvingal
8 Posts
Quote from Alan Downs on May 6, 2021, 12:09 am
Looks like she is meeting this suggestion with her current work on the GrapeVine and Grapes.
I would say 1 1/2 inches is deep.
But I was also hoping that there would be the nature of significant excavation also on the top view for greater shadow effects. Just my two cents.
Looks like she is meeting this suggestion with her current work on the GrapeVine and Grapes.
I would say 1 1/2 inches is deep.
But I was also hoping that there would be the nature of significant excavation also on the top view for greater shadow effects. Just my two cents.
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