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a great horned owl,
this was my 3rd attempt at this carving,
the first time the ear came off, the second time the tail chipped off.
I also discovered that I suck at wood burning, if you notice the eyes
finished dimension is about 6×6
Thanks for looking
Mark
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5 comments so far
MichaelA
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#1 posted 310 days ago
Mark,there is nothing easy about carving or wood burning. You did a fine piece and most of all you have persistance to improve. That’s one thing we all can do. Mark great piece and keep on creating. Welcome to Lumberjocks!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Dustmite97
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#2 posted 310 days ago
This is a great carving. I’m still learning too. Looking forward to seeing more of your carvings.
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Navyblue
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#3 posted 310 days ago
Great carving! Wood burning is pretty hard to do well. Especially on hard wood.
Hawaiilad
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#4 posted 310 days ago
I think you did a great job on this
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Bill729
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#5 posted 309 days ago
I think he looks pretty nice. A challenging project! I can’t really tell how his beak/bill came out. You could always carve one separately and glue it in (maybe use a steel rod connector?). Wood burning a little around his mask might make his “mask” stand out more and complement his eyes. Keep it up and have fun! I think I would put the moon in behind him (upper left)—just an idea. Everyone’s got ideas… : ) You could always just carve a crescent and set it on top and see what you think!
Bill Whig
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