For

a long time I was into carving

extinct and unusual animals. None captured me like the Irish Elk. I did this carving in a Cherry stump. It checked badly, but I still love it. It also had some damage on one of the Antlers, The trouble with making them so big. Just thought

I

would show it off since it now collects dust with many other carvings in my garage. I actually carved two and managed to sell the first one! I was very excited! This one is still my favorite though.
1 comment:
I've never heard of an Irish Elk! Very cool. And your carving is awesome!!
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