| Project by MariyaArts | posted 233 days ago | 1291 views | 2 times favorited | 21 comments |  |
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Material: Boxwood and Walnut wood
Measurements: 6.3” or 16cm
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bubbs
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#1 posted 233 days ago
Excellent work. Now go do more ;-)
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ptofimpact
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#2 posted 233 days ago
Wonderful beautiful work, I run out of words to describe your talent, God Bless. Thank you for sharing.
Pete
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jjw5858
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#3 posted 233 days ago
Fantastic work!
-- "Make something you love tomorrow...and do it slowly" JLB
chopnhack
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#4 posted 233 days ago
I love the contrast between the smooth inside and the rough bark outside! That is really an awesome piece and very talented on your part to be able to produce. How did you know when the wood was dry enough to begin? Doesn’t the bark tend to fall off as the log dries?
Excellent!!
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MariyaArts
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#5 posted 233 days ago
Thank you so much!
There are a lot of things on this issue.
Not every wood bark are suitable for this type of carving.
Boxwood is a great case.
I have a rule not to use wood that is not dry for at least five years in shadow!
Never dry in the sun and in the dryers.
As i promised, today i will upload on my blog a video showing the technology of my work.
I want to apologize for the poor quality and lack of sound, but this is the best of my camera.
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MarkTheFiddler
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#6 posted 233 days ago
This is stunningly beautiful. A true masterpiece.
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#7 posted 233 days ago
Absolutely wonderful! Thanks again.
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Charles Maxwell
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#8 posted 233 days ago
That is real talent.
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Monte Pittman
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#9 posted 233 days ago
Beautiful is an understatement. You’re at a level very few can attain.
-- Mother Nature created it, I just assemble it. - It's not ability that we often lack, but the patience to use our ability
kody
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#10 posted 233 days ago
Fantastic work. I love it..
basie
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#11 posted 233 days ago
Absolutely amazing. Well done!!
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#12 posted 233 days ago
Incredible woodworking…simply beautiful!
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#13 posted 233 days ago
An impressive piece ! Nicely composed photo too.
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#14 posted 232 days ago
Incredible, impressive, awesome, and any other word that means fantastic!!
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HillbillyShooter
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#15 posted 232 days ago
As always, outstanding!
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