Lynda
Richardson
This is done from a roughout from Stu Martin--called "My Captain" given to my husband on Valentines Day. Have been carving almost two years and "have only just begun"
Carol
Robinson
My favorite carving, I think is the Native
American bust that I carved which is on my website. I have been
carving for about 12 years but only got serious about it in the
last few years. I currently live in Sierra Vista, AZ. http://www.CarolsCarvings.homestead.com/CarolsCarvings.html
Steff Rocknak
Left: Asymmetric - Cherry with inlaid Ebony and Basswood Approx. 12" tall Right: Woman in a Crowd - California Eucalyptus Size: 20" tall
Steff Rocknak works out of her home studio in Oneonta, NY She
is currently a philosophy professor at Hartwick College, Oneonta,
NY. To see more of her work visit her web site at http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Exhibit/9714/
Pat
Sherman
I live in Ohio, have been woodburning pictures for over 25 yrs.
I sell some. give some away, and have been carving for only about
5 years.
I have a large family kids,grandkids, and one new greatgrandaughter; my husband and I have been married for 43 years.
Besides my art work, my interests are varied. and many. http://thecarver.virtualave.net
Jo Ann
Thomas
This is a carving I did this winter and is my own design. The accompanying card said, "When I am an old lady I will wear the colors of the rainbow".
I am a great-grandmother who lives in Door county, WI. I have
been carving for about 8 years. I go between carving and watercolor
painting.
Donna White
I am Donna White from rural Indiana. I have
been carving for about 7-8 years, and doing pyrography including
portraits of people for about the same amount of time. A couple
of years ago I got interested in stick carving and now I do more
of that than any other carving. I finish all of my sticks with
pyrography detail. I have been carving commissioned sticks for
just about a year and I am very happy about my latest commissioned
stick. Along with many animal carvings it also has 4 miniature
portraits of people on it.
Lesley Wyatt
Above Left: The Heavy Horse is carved from Lime and is 8.5" high x 7.5" long x 3" wide
Above Right: The Meerkat is carved out of Olive with a bogwood base and is
14.5" high
overall
See more of Lesley's work at http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/view?username=lesleywyatt
