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I've been trying to practice different stances and head tilts. Besides wanting the head turned and tilted down, and having the toes pointed inward I didn't really know what else I wanted to do with this piece when I drew out the pattern. I like how it turned out. I think it has quite a bit of movement. Thanks for looking.
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It has a LOT of movement, and that is good! He's slouching, toes in, one hand in pocket and one not, head tilted, eyes down... His mother would be all over him about his posture!
Well done!
Claude
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Great carving, Anders, and it does show a lot of "movement." You are getting good at postures, and wish I could do as well.
Fine work.
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Excellent!Comment
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I think this might be one of your best ones yet !!!Comment
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Nicely done. Carving and paint. you captured a realistic stance.We live in the land of the free because of the brave! Semper Fi
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Hey guys, I think Anders is trying to form a good carver into an excellent carver, and he is doing it
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Another carving done well. The marker painting is working for you.Comment
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Nice job, enjoyed your carving very much. I see a story in the carving.
To me the story shows a guy not very happy, leaving for work Monday morning, hand in pocket looking for his keys after a big weekend.Comment
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Great work.Comment
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Fantastic!!HerbComment
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Thanks everyone!
Joe, thanks for the compliment....that's the goal, haha.
Ed, thanks. I did the coat and belt with the felt tip markers this time. I should have done the hair like that too, but forgot.
Tioga, thanks. That's a fitting story.Comment
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Very nice!Comment
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4ND3R5 , you have a real talent, I have to beat myself real hard when dong small animals and "Birds are the pitts, eyes and all. I did an Owl 2018 and about lost th eeyes 3 times. Thanks for sharing a great job.
ChuckChuck
Always hoping for a nice slice that won't need sanding!
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I like the movement in this carving. I have enjoyed watching your progress in your carvings. Thanks for allowing all of us to see where you came from to where you are in your carving progression. EarlComment
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