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  1. #1
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    Default "Emily", a wood sculpture

    "Emily", a wood sculpture by R. Wolf, Australia
    Material: Lime
    Size: 3" tall

    This lovely lady has been captured during a moment of sheer wanton exuberance, kneeling at ease and feeling the earth beneath her, the sky above and her place in it.

    She was hand carved with knife and gouge in Lime wood and finished with oil for a deep colour and lovely tones. Measuring 3" tall, she has long hair, a lush, full body and her face is lifted to the heavens.

    This is my first piece carved in Australia






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    Cliff.
    If you find a post of mine that is missing a pic that you'd like to see, let me know & I'll see if I can find a copy.

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    I like that, you said it is the first carving you've done in aust. but your join details say UK. so where are you at now? like you said she is full bodied CD

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    Yes, I joined before I moved out here, just got my partner visa through. I'm in Brisbane now. Having a job finding suppliers around here, if anyone has any ideas?

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    Beautiful, simple shapes

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    Hi Raven, Nice piece. I particularly like that she's only 3" high.

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    She has all the other things, but where is her face , and she has no fingers.

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    Most of my pieces do not have faces most don't have arms let alone fingers. Might work on that when I get things scaled up

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    The simple suggestion of body parts is plenty for the pose.
    Good work.
    If she were a model for a larger work, I'd be disappointed to see more detail.

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    great peice raven, fantastic curves.

    at first glance the name "melony" seems more fitting!

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    You finally made it then. Welcome! What suppliers are you after? Nice piece - again, very good 3D work... true carving in the round is hard to come by.
    " We live only to discover beauty, all else is a form of waiting" - Kahlil Gibran

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    Sweet, nice work, would love her on my mantle.
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