Wood carving Happy little shroom

Happy little shroom
New Project- Practicing with foam.
Carved a small batch of Comfort Birds in Purpleheart and Flame Birch.
hand carving
Handcarved African Mahogany/Khaya.. 8x8x3. Walnut oil and wax. Impossible to photograph properly. Beautiful wood, weird bowl shape. Still learning/making mistakes. The foot is probably the worst I've ever done..and that's a prize in itself�� Be well, all!
Check out this crazy story!
Just hauling some flowers around
Chainsaws and chisels wip

Happy little shroom

Posted: 12 Feb 2022 05:32 AM PST

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New Project- Practicing with foam.

Posted: 12 Feb 2022 05:42 AM PST

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Carved a small batch of Comfort Birds in Purpleheart and Flame Birch.

Posted: 11 Feb 2022 07:43 AM PST

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hand carving

Posted: 11 Feb 2022 01:00 AM PST

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Handcarved African Mahogany/Khaya.. 8x8x3. Walnut oil and wax. Impossible to photograph properly. Beautiful wood, weird bowl shape. Still learning/making mistakes. The foot is probably the worst I've ever done..and that's a prize in itself�� Be well, all!

Posted: 11 Feb 2022 08:42 AM PST

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Check out this crazy story!

Posted: 11 Feb 2022 06:25 PM PST

A priceless piece of family art belonging to Cherie Simone was stolen in 2014 from her house. It has a hand carved gargoyle made out of pine wood by father. They were sure it would never be returned or be seen again. After 8 years of it being missing, in February of 2022 it resurfaced again. It was spotted in California, at Alameda's Antique Flea Market by her sister, Sara Storkson, online after seeing a tiktok of it and a Facebook post. She immediately contacted her sister when it was first seen. After investigating, the true ownership of the gargoyle was determined to belong to her. Nobody is sure who sold it to the vender who had it. It is speculated that when it was stolen, it was sold at a flea market and then from there continued hopping all around to different flea markets. The vendors who had it, got in contact with the sister and very kindly offered to deliver it. Sara storkson is now fundraising money for her sister to cover travel expenses by the vendors. It's heartwarming to hear that it will make its way back to its home in the San Fernando Valley. The link to the Facebook is below. Secondhand Finds

And the link to the go fund me fundraiser is below this GoFundMe