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    Is the theme for the 2011 Artlander's exhibition in Atherton in August.

    This is the piece of Camphor Laurel I plan to attack.
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    Finding a seat sitting back and R&R its winter down here.

    Cliff photo 5 & 8 look at the image with in already.

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    what? the realy cross looking easter bunny? Cliff just ignor Ray and have fun with your artstump
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    A good edge takes a little sweat!!

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    Easter bunny you do need rest CH

    No this mean ugly looking shifty looking bloke

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    6 looks like a bull's head.
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    Yep saw that too

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cliff Rogers View Post
    6 looks like a bull's head.

    Too true! Maybe you cold get some extra inspiration from Picaso's famous series of drawings of a bull.

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    It's amazing what other eyes can see.....first take I did not see anything, then on reflection and suggestion saw many things. Take your time Cliff and come up with a winner. Kerry

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    I am away at present, I'll pressure clean it next & then look again.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kcam View Post
    It's amazing what other eyes can see....
    ..I can see a storm trooper being hit on the head by a map of Madagascar
    ...in pic 8...if you squint a bit

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

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    Seriously fun bit of wood there. I was reading about Picasso last night and all his simple images, such as the bull's head, has tailed off from something more complex. He was interested in how an emotion or feeling can carry through from work to work, regardless of how many additions or subtractions are made. He also said most of the time he just gets the paint brush - or whatever tool he was using - moving, and a familiar theme (to him) would show up.

    Myself, on that piece of wood I'd just start by 'cleaning it up' and more and more possibilities will emerge to the eye and mind as you keep turning and handling the block. I'd start with the mini-grinder perhaps. I've found that if I see something that really grabs me then I'd just leave it and work somewhere else, such as the wonderful face there. I guess that's how anyone would approach it.

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    OK, some progress.

    Pressure cleaned & photographed in the sun while still wet.
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    Next I took to it with the Arbotech Industrial carver.

    I removed all the sharp edges from the chainsaw cuts & anything that was cracked or loose.

    The next step will be the Arbotech Mini Carver.

    Unfortunately the pics aren't very good 'cos they are taken with a flash just after dark.
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    Looking good Cliff......I can see you having some fun with the mini carver....cheers Kerry

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    Looks like fun! What's it metmorphosing into?
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