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Feline Inspiration
You can learn a lot by watching cats. They are studies in elegant movement and sinuous lines. Our cat, Mavis (named after a Thomas-the-Train engine), is sixteen years old. Quick sketches of him appear here and there through my sketchbooks. … Continue reading
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Tagged butternut carving, cat carving, sleeping cat
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Norman Stevens
I received word last night that Norman Stevens died yesterday after a short bout with pneumonia. Norman’s love and support for carved spoons began decades ago and continued right on through the current surge of interest in spoon carving. Norman … Continue reading
Back to Basics Bowls
I’ve been wanting to have some bowls to keep around as examples of forms that are aesthetically pleasing, yet more straightforward in execution than other bowls I make. One consideration is size. These bowls range from 14-18 inches long, 7-9 … Continue reading