Today I worked
a little on her hair and left ear.
Normally I leave the ears out since they are covered with hair, but tonight I decided to take a stab at it and I think it turned out pretty good! At first I thought
I might be making a mistake
by having them too far back, however, when I picked up one of Cheryl's magazines as a reference,
I saw that I was just about right. I then outlined it, sketched up where the waste wood was to be removed, then dug it out with a small veiner.
I really don't know what I was scared of. I'm still considering if I should put on on the other side, or leave it covered with hair.
As you can see, Red the shop cat, had to help me out with the ear placement. I keep warning him that a stray chisel swing could cause him problems, but he never listens. I should be thankful for the company after all.
a little on her hair and left ear. 
Normally I leave the ears out since they are covered with hair, but tonight I decided to take a stab at it and I think it turned out pretty good! At first I thought 
I might be making a mistake 
by having them too far back, however, when I picked up one of Cheryl's magazines as a reference,
I saw that I was just about right. I then outlined it, sketched up where the waste wood was to be removed, then dug it out with a small veiner. 
I really don't know what I was scared of. I'm still considering if I should put on on the other side, or leave it covered with hair.
As you can see, Red the shop cat, had to help me out with the ear placement. I keep warning him that a stray chisel swing could cause him problems, but he never listens. I should be thankful for the company after all. 
3 comments:
WOW! What amazing work!
I like watching her appear out of the wood,thanks.
john
wow, that is looking great. You are doing a good job with the textures and form. Yes, my yellow kitty followed me all over the yard this afternoon, just to be company.
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