[Woodcarver] Is hearing linked to the control of your cuts?
Ray Mighells
raymighells at live.com
Wed Sep 26 00:57:24 EDT 2012
On 9/25/2012 11:03 PM, Ivan Whillock wrote:
> .Joe,
>
> I think hearing has a lot to do with it, but so does touch and
> sight. I've always enjoyed the sound of a sharp tool through the
> wood, but also the "feel" of a well-made cut and also the visual
> pleasure of a curl coming off the tool and the clean, shiny surface a
> a sharp tool leaves behind. As you know, atmosphere also has a lot to
> do with it for me, too. If any of those ingredients is missing, it is
> harder to get fully absorbed into the process which I think is the
> key ingredient to creativity--being absorbed not in the product but in
> the process.
> Someone once said art is a byproduct. (Of course it's also good when
> it's a "buy" product, too.)
>
That is a ditto from me.
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