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This was carved from a white pine post that was given to me. It was done more than a month ago - It was submitted to local gallerie. The wood grain is beautiful!

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November 25, 2007
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NIKON
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E8400
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10/1374 second
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F/4.1
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November 24, 2007
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:iconrockerlane1110:
~RockerLane1110 Sep 23, 2008  Hobbyist Writer
Nice work. I love seeing the close-ups of each section. It lets you see more of the details.
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:icondanwalters:
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dan
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:iconthorleifr:
Beautiful !

What finish did you apply ?
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:icontoadietard:
Gorgeous! I agree with your wood grain comment completely. :D

I love the skull detail, and I'm amazed that the coloring is natural.
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:iconatlbladerunner:
~ATLbladerunner Nov 26, 2007  Professional General Artist
Looks great, I dig the skull on top and the little guy in the big guy's mouth.
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~offernandinhoon Nov 26, 2007  Professional Interface Designer
Awesome as always! :D
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:iconjambe:
This is lovely. Was the whiteness of the wood of the skull section natural?

Also, in line with TheBeigeKnight's comment, what type of wood do you most enjoy? What's the most exotic wood you've worked with?
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:icontflounder:
Yes the light areas are natural with Walnut and Mahogany colored stains. I have carved MANY types of wood - its hard to say what the most "exotic" was - maybe 10,000 year old petrified wood from New Zealand. I really enjoy carving Walnut and Cherry.
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:iconjambe:
Wow! Was the species of that millenniums-old wood identifiable? That's amazing! I know reclaiming is big business but darn, that wood must've been some extra-pricey wood-turned-stone! Or was it actually stone-like at that point?
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