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    just finished these two pieces, the sea eagle is in white beech and weighs 260kg .the figure study stands about 750mm tall and I dont know what the wood is,I would like to find some more flesh coloured timber for figure work.any suggests?
    cheers underfoot

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    Wow, nice carvings.

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    Nice work underfoot! Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
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    l have used cedar comes out ok
    how long did it take to finish those two pieces.. good wook
    do you sell or show
    l say more carvers the better around here
    smile and the world will smile with you

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    Love em, but I am definately NOT coming over for tea.........


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    Top work.
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    Excelent work.

    Only critique is the knee is still flat.
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    aweome work...got any pics of other works?
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    thanks for the feedback folks,
    yeah arty, I have to sell the stuff so I can afford to make the next piece.
    and the knee is flat(I was going to say it was the photo , but it's not)
    and here's another one
    cheers underfoot

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    They aren't mermaids, what are they?

    Where did you get the idea?

    Very interesting.
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    They're maidmers , inspired by artist Rene Magritte
    A 20th century surrealist painter,
    ( inspiration from anywhere is ok)as long as you give reference
    cheers underfoot

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    Quote Originally Posted by underfoot View Post
    just finished these two pieces, the sea eagle is in white beech and weighs 260kg .the figure study stands about 750mm tall and I dont know what the wood is,I would like to find some more flesh coloured timber for figure work.any suggests?
    cheers underfoot
    Wonderful work, U. Did you live in Adelaide in the 80s by any chance? I met a professional sculptor then who loved to carve birds like your eagle, could it be you?

    As regards the flesh coloured timber, you would love to carve Pinus Cembra (pic attached) but you would need to import it...
    Cheers
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    hey frank
    I have a feeling you might be thinking of a bloke called Silvio Apponyi . He's been the gun carver in Adelaide forever and I'm not worthy to sweep
    his workshop,but gees thanks for the compliment
    cheers uf

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    matter of interest what would they go for $$$
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    which ones arty

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