[Woodcarver] Joe's back (chat)

Bob Mau basswood at aol.com
Tue Jul 27 23:12:03 EDT 2004


Ivan;
Actually the thanks are from me to you. My brain hasn't stopped thinking 
about the class since I got back
The experience of meeting the other carvers, looking at nathon's 
furniture and taking in the sites of Fariboult were truly a pleasure.
Unfortunatly I had to go back to work yesterday. I am currently 
torturing my co workers with the nail puzzel so far no one has gotten it 
right.  thanks again for a great week.
Bob Mau
Big rock IL

carve at whillock.com wrote:

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>Joe said, > I'm back from a wonderful week at Ivan's.....<
>
>At eight this morning I missed the tap-tapping of the mallet over in the
>corner where we stuck Joe (even at that he was able to scatter his chips to
>every corner of the room!).  Great to have Bob Mau here also, asking his
>thoughtful questions  and attempting to keep Joe in line.  We had an
>interesting mix of people this week, as always.  Carving is only part of
>what we learn.  "Pastor Bob," a 76 year old minister on a South Dakota
>Indian reservation, shared a wealth of experience and insight.  Long Island
>Mark, the New Yorker who is the driver for a TV show I've never seen called,
>I think, "Law and Order," infected us with his enthusiasm.    Pam from
>Wisconsin, my home state, and Nathan, the creative Minneapolitan who builds
>furniture as if it were an expressionistic work of art, added their parts.
>What an interesting mix of people!
>
>We also had a huge range of experience from Mark, the beginner who had never
>touched a carving tool before, and Joe the professional who uses the tools
>as if he were born with them.  We watched Mark's enthusiasm grow throughout
>the week as he really caught the carving "bug" and became an inspiration to
>all of us.  Bob Mau, already an excellent carver, was an eager student of
>the "process" approach I introduced to him.
>
>Thanks, guys!  You taught ME a lot!
>
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