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  1. 23rd March 2008, 12:10 AM #1
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    Smile From Israel with love

    Hello every body!

    I am a new one here and I would like to introduce my self.
    My name is Eugene, I am a wood-carver from Israel. I carving more than 20 years, like to work with lime. I love to carve landscapes and works with a plot. My technique of carving called “deep multi-layer relief”.

    A carving for me is not a main cash income, but the way of expression my self, search of a new techniques.

    If you would like to acquainte oneself with my latest works, please, visite my web-site http://www.romenka.com.
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    Some stunning work there Eugene!

    If you have a chance, I'm sure members would love to have some photos of your work posted here as well - they are worth seeing.
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    Eugene, your carvings are really beautiful, detailed and they are showing your craftmanship. BTW. beautiful website.
    Wellcome to the family.
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    Thankyou Eugene, very skillful work. Limewood seems to be well suited to that kind of work, can you tell me more about wax mastic?
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    welcome Eugene
    amazing work, the detail and narrative are delightful,
    I'm interested to know
    is the carving technique you use traditional
    and how does it differ from normal relief carving?
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    Great web site, Eugene. Welcome to our group.
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    yup what everyone else said, and and good to see a differant style to what we normally see ,well done
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    Thumbs up Eugene

    Welcome to the forum Eugene!
    You have much patience! Your work is beautiful!!
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    Welcome Eugene you have some beautiful work there and a nice web site

    Good to have you here






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  11. 23rd March 2008, 12:06 PM #10
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    Welcome Eugene. You are very talented and obviously have much patience. Well done.
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    Lovely work Eugene.

    It is amazing the sense of depth in your relief carvings.
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  13. 24th March 2008, 06:37 AM #12
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    Dear friends.
    Thanks for hearty welcome, for your responses, they inspire me.

    Technics in which I work called the multilayered relief, its feature to strengthen illusion of space. The technics is applied to creation of multiplane new relief compositions.

    I prefer to work with a white tree, basically with a linden. For a sheeting I use antiseptics, a paint for toning and wax on the basis of beeswax.
    More detailed description I shall try to publish in clauses on a site.
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    Extraordinary detail - really lovely work.
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    Quote Originally Posted by underfoot View Post
    welcome Eugene
    amazing work, the detail and narrative are delightful,
    I'm interested to know
    is the carving technique you use traditional
    and how does it differ from normal relief carving?
    I think you already know, U...

    Normal relief carving is basically structured from a central orthogonal perspective and the depth of the figure is in realistic proportion, as it would be "in the round", only not fully detached from the background.

    Eugene's technique (correct me if I'm wrong, Eugene! Amazing work, by the way) is basically a textured painting where the point of perspective is elevated (like looking at a flat ground from a second storey balcony, for example), to increase the depth of vision.

    I know this is clear as mud, I can draw sketches to illustrate...
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