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Need help with very niche carving genre
Orlando Reyes@taco
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Quote from Orlando Reyes on February 1, 2019, 11:34 am
So I've dabbled in carving for as long as I can remember but never had I been utterly consumed by it. That was until I became entranced by antique frames. I cant get enough of British/ French guilded Rococo style frames. The problem is I cant seem to find any books on them or the process. Im sure with some creativity I could figure out my way but Id like to learn about the traditional process. Id like to learn from some masters. Any help would be appreciated.
So I've dabbled in carving for as long as I can remember but never had I been utterly consumed by it. That was until I became entranced by antique frames. I cant get enough of British/ French guilded Rococo style frames. The problem is I cant seem to find any books on them or the process. Im sure with some creativity I could figure out my way but Id like to learn about the traditional process. Id like to learn from some masters. Any help would be appreciated.
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