The photos on this project start on day 7 of carving one can see the form of the owl emerging from the white oak log. The hardest work has been done now that most of the big cuts have been made.
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| A PAIR OF OWLS The photos on this project start on day 7 of carving one can see the form of the owl emerging from the white oak log. The hardest work has been done now that most of the big cuts have been made. |
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| The owls resemble totem images at this stage of the carving. On this last image the owl in flight is starting to emerge. I'm saving the rear view for the end of this series of photographs. The engineering of the two birds where they meld is to cool and must be shown compleat. The sculpture will be mounted 8 feet off the ground on it's own stump and will be viewed over a wooden fence the distance will enhance the 3d aspects of the piece | ||||||||||||||||||||
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