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AndiWolfe

Quercus rubra

Red Oak leaf motif carved from an African Sumac bowl. Size: 9.5 X 3 inches (4 inches with the tilt). This is a detail of the carving. Photo by Jerry Anthony.

You can see all the progress pics on my blog from the links posted at:

http://andiwolfe.blogspot.com/2006/05/quercus-rubra.html
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I love your shapes, forms, and carvings when displayed in the natural wood grain. I think they are suberb. I am most envious of your talent. For me, however, the painted pieces pale by comparison even though the painting is excelent. I guess I just love wood and the painted pieces appear to me that they could be ceramic, or another medium other than wood.
 

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