[Woodcarver] STYLIZED WOOD CARVINGS question...

[Thomas Foley]

Hi, Harry,
A stylized carving, is one where you change proportions of whatever subject
you are  carving, to emphasize certain features too suit your personal
vision(your style) of what they should be.

It's the difference between carving an exact replica of something, or being
creative and adding your own personal touch.

Hope this helps
Tom Foley
Maine, U.S.A.







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Subject: [Woodcarver] STYLIZED WOOD CARVINGS question...



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> can anyone explain correctly to me what excactly

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