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  1. 6th August 2012, 07:15 AM #16
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    Thanks Michael,I understand what you are saying.
    Movay, you make a very interesting point. Drawing the lines of force or movement should transfer into understanding the flow of your carving much better.
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    Thanks Michael, I understand what you are saying.
    Movay, you make a very interesting point. By drawing the lines of force or movement,it should transfer into understanding the flow of your carving.
    Next time I will look at doing a claymodel first.
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    Good on you for posting this Shaf, Ive learnt a lot! I'll post some failures as well I think.

    I didnt get the dimensions of the carving. I have also had mixed results with White Beech BTW.
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    Seb,sorry I never posted height. It is a small carving, Head to toe it is 190 mm
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