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4th July 2010, 08:00 PM #1
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Incredibly good woodworking
I found these on the net tonight. Don't know who did them or where they were on display, but have a look at the detail and workmanship. Shame I had to reduce the size so much to post.
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4th July 2010, 09:46 PM #2
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11th July 2010, 10:50 PM #3
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sorry mate but that lion looks terrible
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12th July 2010, 07:43 AM #4
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One reply that came to mind is you would too if you were made out of wood.
Originally Posted by danmade
I think that this piece requires a lot of time to construct. I am no expert but it looks to me that the main of the lion would have been done one piece at a time. 
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12th July 2010, 08:25 PM #5
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I think it would have taken an enormous amount of skill to produce the lion. Not my cup of sauce, but I appreciate the workmanship.
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12th July 2010, 10:26 PM #6
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you are probably right, i just think that if you are going to use a natural resource, that it will go to a product that is going to be functional, sorry mate but did not mean to offend. Originally Posted by Christos
One reply that came to mind is you would too if you were made out of wood. I think that this piece requires a lot of time to construct. I am no expert but it looks to me that the main of the lion would have been done one piece at a time. 
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15th July 2010, 11:37 PM #7
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A world without art would be a gloomy, grey, and boring place to live. Originally Posted by danmade
you are probably right, i just think that if you are going to use a natural resource, that it will go to a product that is going to be functional, sorry mate but did not mean to offend.
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16th July 2010, 12:49 PM #8
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No probs. Did not offend me. I have a similar conversation with someone that I know. They ask the following question, "what is the purpose of this item?" Originally Posted by danmade
you are probably right, i just think that if you are going to use a natural resource, that it will go to a product that is going to be functional, sorry mate but did not mean to offend.
I understand that not everyone will like a particular art piece.
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17th July 2010, 06:27 PM #9
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outstanding workman ship well done he is realy committed to his work
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