Carving Post - Tiki Carving

O Octane Member SLO California Joined: Jun 23, 2003 Posts: 316	O Octane Posted posted on Sat, Jul 26, 2003 11:48 AM Lake Surfer, that first tiki is very cool. that detailing around the head is great. the eyes are cool they almost fallow you, they really make him look alive. wow you have done alot of good looking tikis. that shot with all of them in rows is impressive. BK, confusious say "one who chisels faster, gets done quicker"i see that you are a true master of Chao-Lin dragon and phoenix. i like the 7fter it turned out great. did the blue moss or funguss cause any trouble. i'm very impressed with that knife. wow that thing turned out great, a true masters work (a bow to you). BK, how did you learn to age your master works? did you read it in a book, see it on the net, or just picked it up over your carving experiences?

Lake Surfer, that first tiki is very cool. that detailing around the head is great. the eyes are cool they almost fallow you, they really make him look alive. wow you have done alot of good looking tikis. that shot with all of them in rows is impressive.

BK, confusious say "one who chisels faster, gets done quicker"i see that you are a true master of Chao-Lin dragon and phoenix. i like the 7fter it turned out great. did the blue moss or funguss cause any trouble.

i'm very impressed with that knife. wow that thing turned out great, a true masters work (a bow to you).

BK, how did you learn to age your master works? did you read it in a book, see it on the net, or just picked it up over your carving experiences?

Post #44665 by Octane on Sat, Jul 26, 2003 11:48 AM