[Woodcarver] Carving buildings etc

[Marcia Berkall]

Joe, I thoroughly agree with you that Ivan's tutorial on carving 
buildings is a wonderful..a "print and keep" for sure!

I've also enjoyed playing with mud.  I think from time to time it is 
important to add something new to the creative repertoire!  My latest 
is metal sculpture.  After 3 classes,  my FEAR of the oxy-acetylene 
torch and diminished to mostly a healthy respect for it.  With that 
out of the way, I'm more free to "play".  My first real project is 
supposed to be a parrot of some sort...we'll see.  Design change is 
always an option :)
Enjoy..thanks for sharing!
Marcia (aka Mush)

At 09:47 AM 11/6/2009, Joe Dillett  wrote:

>[snip]

>I've sure been having fun with pottery over the past 6 months. I'm 

>still carving but spending a little more than half my time doing 

>pottery. It seems to have opened another door to creativity. The 

>challenge is very stimulating. I think you experience the same 

>feelings with your music and painting. It's kind of like filling the 

>tank again.

>

>Joe Dillett

>The Carving Shop

>645 E. LaSalle St. Suite 3

>Somonauk, IL. 60552

>


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