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    Default White faced Herons

    Just got back from Sydney doing a piece in a back yard in Botany....

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    ...had to sand and paint to suit yard. Can't wait for a carving bar!!..

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    Nice one Carvin love it....
    (I can hear the complaints from the neighbors from here)
    like that you've included the sketches as well..
    ..thanks for showing

    what if the hokey pokey is really what it's all about?

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    Nice one Mark. Thanks for the step by step. Inspirational...

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    Yep great job, I liked it when it was plain but thats just my taste, I'm not taking anything away from your beautiful work. Love the dragon fly too.
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    Smooth. Clean. That is an inspired match-up of animals with shoreline habitat. My bear & moose-addled Canadian brain needed that. Thanks for the generous illustration.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Claw Hama View Post
    Yep great job, I liked it when it was plain b
    Yeah Claw, I tend towards unpainted too but with this piece surrounding colors, sun exposure during the day and a light toned wood called for something more to bring the features into relief. Scorching was an option but there wouldn't've been enough contrast again. The greys and grey-blues are trueish to nature and in keeping with the overall yard feel. I even sanded back the birds with steelwool to let grain come tru. looking forward to it fading a bit tho. Clients love it but...!

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    Bloody fantastic Carvin hope it gets lit better

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    Played strong done fine Mark!!!

    I, like Claw, am more fond of the natural state of the job.

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    Thanks heaps guys

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