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AES
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Well if that's "splashing" paint on Brian, then I'm glad I've never posted any of my painting efforts!
To me those birds look pretty good, and I wonder if the Corian colours wouldn't be too "hard" and uniform to represent something with so many fine colour variations as a bird? Especially such a brightly coloured bird.
I'm certainly in no position to offer advice but just wonder if various shades of natural wood wouldn't be more effective than the Corian colours (i.e. it would just leave the viewer's eye to make it's own mind up as to what the colours should really be)?
FWIW.
But nice work (as ever) Brian.
AES
To me those birds look pretty good, and I wonder if the Corian colours wouldn't be too "hard" and uniform to represent something with so many fine colour variations as a bird? Especially such a brightly coloured bird.
I'm certainly in no position to offer advice but just wonder if various shades of natural wood wouldn't be more effective than the Corian colours (i.e. it would just leave the viewer's eye to make it's own mind up as to what the colours should really be)?
FWIW.
But nice work (as ever) Brian.
AES
bodgerbaz
Established Member
I agree with Andy's comments Brian. Great piece of cutting though ;-)
Barry
Barry
Buffalo Chas
Established Member
Beautiful work again Brian and the colours are beautiful as they are.
Wildman
Established Member
I think it is a great idea well finished.
AJB Temple
Finely figured
Did anyone see the travel programme last night where Michael Portillo visited Bavaria with his Bradshaw's guide ...and the centre of Cuckoo Clock making. Well worth catching up on for those into carved clocks.
