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  1. #1
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    Default Little dragon head

    Been some time I didn't came here...
    A little dragon's head, carved out of birch.
    It's partially 'ebonized' for the stain. Strangely and fortunately, this time it turned greenish; last time it was more blue on the piece of wood, with the same (quite old) bottle of stain...
    I raised the scales using the ukibori technique, my second try with this technique.
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    C&C welcome !

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    Good to see you back Copeau. Nice dragon.
    The Ukibori technique eh? I'd better google that one.
    Hows your sheep going?
    We just got 8 lambs from 4 ewes......yep its spring here.
    Cheers
    AB

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    I love it , looks like a mounted fossil if I didn't know better ! that texturing is unattainable in any other way & most appropriate for the piece.

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    Thanks !

    Quote Originally Posted by artful bodger View Post
    Good to see you back Copeau. Nice dragon.
    The Ukibori technique eh? I'd better google that one.
    Hows your sheep going?
    We just got 8 lambs from 4 ewes......yep its spring here.
    Cheers
    AB
    Yep, Summer has gone here (even if the sun & warm weather just start to show now...) so i have a little more time to share on the forum.
    Because of the lack of sun, goats are late in their 'let's make babies' period, but they're alright !

    Janel Jacobson did a nice tutorial about ukibori (plus the rest of the carving) on his website, nice even more because his carvings are exquisite. Check out :
    http://www.janeljacobson.com/carving...nprogress.html

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    Nice peice of work ,love the horns and the highlights on the eyebrows
    Will have to check out the technique you used

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    Wonderful work, so life like, I love the teeth & will definitely checkout the scale technique.

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    Great dragon!!!

    I need a dragon to stop one of the local hounds crapping on my front lawn!

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    Wow.


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    super !

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