[Woodcarver] Flat Plane Carving

[Loren Woodard]

Lynn:
 
I have studied Ron's flat plain carving for years.  
 
Your explanation is about what I was thinking.  Many of the guys I know use
few gouges and long smooth cuts.  
 
Thanks for the explanation.
 
Loren

My carvings can be seen at http://www.woodcarvers-gallery.com
<http://www.woodcarvers-gallery.com/> 




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[mailto:woodcarver-bounces at six.pairlist.net] On Behalf Of Lynn Diel
Sent: Wednesday, December 01, 2004 8:57 PM
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Subject: RE: [Woodcarver] Flat Plane Carving


Loren
Thanks for the kind words.
 
In the research that I have done, probably the best explaination I have
found is as follows;
Flat plane carving is a carving style where large flat planes are created
using primarly a knife and a few gouges. Rounding  or sanding is not
typically seen on the carving.
 
I know that this is style of carving is predominately associated with Harley
Refsal and Scandinavian carving, but it can be seen in alot of other
nations.  One of the finest around is our own Ron Wells who has taught flat
plane carving of his special hillbilly and caricature carvings.
 
Lynn
 
 


Loren Woodard <lorenwoodard at charter.net> wrote: 

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Dick:

Lynn Diel has been studying this art form and has some great nativity
patterns. I know what I think it is but I bet Lynn knows what the pros say
it really is. How about it Lynn. Great question.

Loren Woodard

My carvings can be seen at http://www.woodcarvers-gallery.com 




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Ho w would you verbally describe 'Flat Plane Carving' ??

I can see which carvings *are* and which ones *ain't*. But what is the
description & where is the crossover?


Dick Carter
>From the Manadnock area of NH
rhc511 at hotmail.com
Please check-out my stuff at: http://www.picturetrail.com/cartersstuff


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Lynn E. Diel
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