Some of my latest projects EDIT-updated pix in original post

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karmasabish
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Some of my latest projects EDIT-updated pix in original post

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Here are some of the projects i've been working on, in various states of finish.

This little guy was supposed to be a bear but came out looking like Chester Cheetah haha. Inspired by a youtube video, mine doesn't do the original much justice but still, a lot of fun to work on and i'll sand him down and put some paint or something on him....

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This guy started out as a practice face, then turned into Santa meets Stalin lol. Not close to finished with him yet...


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Finally, here's a whale, its taken a good bit of time getting the curvature down. Still need to put in eyes, mouth and maybe some fins...

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Anyway, hope you all enjoy lookin' at them!

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here's an update on Stalin Clause!!!
Boy just cutting into the eyebrows at the top of the nose really creates a look of concern in his eyes...

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now...anyone have any ideas for the eyebrows and hair???
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I like the work - especially Chester Cheetah!
But I love your descriptions. I can see the Santa/Stalin genealogy in the second one too.
Nice job ::tu::
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::tu::
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thanks guys!
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Excellent whittlin's karma...that's one of the fun aspects of carving, you never know what direction the carving will take you. You may start off planning to carve a cowboy, and end up with a civil war soldier or santa claus etc...

I like that BIG 'ol nose on Chester, gives him lots of character ::tu:: ::tu::
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