| Project by mpounders | posted 12-04-2014 05:16 AM | 4489 views | 2 times favorited | 12 comments |  |
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This is another Bishop rough out from sbrownwoodcarving.com. I enjoyed carving him and tried to change him up a little from the supplied pictures. I dug the mouth out to give him a big yawn and let his hair stick out, kinda like some of Mitch Cartledge’s Santas. I kept the curls on the ends of the beard and hair, but decided to give him a plaid flannel night shirt. Mark Akers demonstrated some painting techniques one night at a seminar and inspired me to try a lot of different things with painting, including plaid. I keep practicing on it anyway! Thanks for looking!
-- Mike P., Arkansas, http://mikepounders.weebly.com
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Northwest29
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#1 posted 12-04-2014 06:18 AM
Another winner for you Mike. Nice job on the yawn!
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hunter71
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#2 posted 12-04-2014 09:03 AM
Great looking guy.
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AnonymousRequest
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#3 posted 12-04-2014 04:52 PM
You simply nailed the paint , couldn’t be any better! Excellent plaid!
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#4 posted 12-04-2014 08:08 PM
As always Awesome….... the detail on the plaid is amazing
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flintbone
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#5 posted 12-05-2014 01:08 AM
Beautiful job Mike. I love the paint job. Keep up the good work.
flint
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mpounders
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#6 posted 12-05-2014 04:14 AM
Thanks Flint! Hope to see you again in Tennessee maybe next year.
-- Mike P., Arkansas, http://mikepounders.weebly.com
Pimzedd
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#7 posted 12-05-2014 05:07 AM
Great work as usual.
Mike, I think you need to do a blog on how to paint plaid. I have no idea how you did that.
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Richard
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#8 posted 12-05-2014 05:26 AM
Nice job!
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mpounders
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#9 posted 12-05-2014 04:45 PM
Here’s a link to a tutorial I did on the WCI web site.
-- Mike P., Arkansas, http://mikepounders.weebly.com
Pimzedd
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#10 posted 12-05-2014 07:39 PM
Thanks Mike. I bet your tutorial makes it sound easier than it really is. Looks like something that takes some practice. Thanks again for the link.
-- Bill - Mesquite, TX --- "Everything with a power cord eventually winds up in the trash.” John Sarge , timber framer and blacksmith instructor at Tillers International school
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#11 posted 12-07-2014 12:29 AM
I looked at him, and I got sleepy… lol
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WistysWoodWorkingWonders
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#12 posted 01-06-2015 04:24 AM
this guy is totally awesome!!! love it…
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