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Well you\'ve done it again, well done Orygoner.
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Re: Brook Trout
Absolutely Fantastic, I have not been able to drive towards your
are and chat with you but your artistic touch is great, all I can
say is \'move over Bob Berry!
Oscar
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Re: Brook Trout
Fantastic Randy,\' Bob Barry, watch out, Randy is on is on your trail\"!
I have been to Bob\'s house a had a view of his glass encased collects,
and your fish carvings have earned you bragging rights.
Oscar
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GREAT JOB! From top to bottom. What\'s next on your carving list? ... looking forward to whatever it is.
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That\'s an incredible brookie! Wow! The saturation in the color is dazzling!
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Originally posted by medicinedog View PostFantastic fish! You put a lot of curve in this one, I like it, it\\\'s as if you can see him move. Lar
ps The pics came across with the post instead of icons. Are you using photo bucket or some other software to import your pics.
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You are a talented carver, with a real eye for detail. . .JoeB
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Re: Brook Trout
Fantastic fish! You put a lot of curve in this one, I like it, it\'s as if you can see him move. Lar
ps The pics came across with the post instead of icons. Are you using photo bucket or some other software to import your pics.
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Beautiful piece of work. Got the realistic look, no surprise here. Merle
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Brook Trout
While I seem to be functional, let me add a pic or two of the most recent carving, a male brook trout with his fall color on. I carve most of my fish from Jelutong anymore except for the fins. The fins seem to carve better (and feel better) when I use Tupelo. He is painted with all sorts of things (acrylic, powders, watercolor pencil, vine charcoal, etc). Used brush and airbrush. I used a bit of rock textured spray paint for the rocks, followed by painting the chosen color. Branch is pieces of Tupelo scraps joined together to form the shapes I needed.
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