


Stone carving is one of the most primitive and ancient art forms, yet it's still one of the most impressive. I really love the historic feeling you get even when a piece was just recently finished. The ability to create such smooth characters from the hard minerals is a talent that I could only hope to acheive...but for now I'll just continue being a blockhead. Thanks again for the impressive skull work, Sam!

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4 comments:
Quartz
obsidian
kt6@aol.com
We have a rather large chunk of rock over here called Ularu, (Ayers Rock)
I think it would look good with a large skull carved into it, although I think the traditional owners may have something say about that.
Oscar.
Nice Post . very nice!!!
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