Granite Tiki, and other odd things from the kiltedTiki - Tiki Carving

K KiltedTiki Member Exeter, ca, Part of the big valley Joined: Nov 01, 2008 Posts: 61	K KiltedTiki Posted posted on Sun, Nov 16, 2008 1:19 PM Thanks Benzart, a lot for your kind words about my carvings and those of my Dad’s.I’ve always wanted to do more carving but life gets in the way sometimes. I spent over 20 years doing art for, and printing T-shirts. The last 7 years in the granite world, So I guess the amount of granite that I had stocked piled lead me to start carving the stone over wood. I think I have too many iron's in the fire sometimes and never get to do the fun stuff or the stuff that I plan. Or much as I want too. I'm trying very hard to change that, and with the encouragement of all that have posted on my carvings I feel that I'm on my way to creating more and more work. thanks everyone at TC [ Edited by: KiltedTiki 2008-11-16 13:22 ]

Thanks Benzart, a lot for your kind words about my carvings and those of my Dad’s.I’ve always wanted to do more carving but life gets in the way sometimes. I spent over 20 years doing art for, and printing T-shirts. The last 7 years in the granite world, So I guess the amount of granite that I had stocked piled lead me to start carving the stone over wood. I think I have too many iron's in the fire sometimes and never get to do the fun stuff or the stuff that I plan. Or much as I want too. I'm trying very hard to change that, and with the encouragement of all that have posted on my carvings I feel that I'm on my way to creating more and more work. thanks everyone at TC

[ Edited by: KiltedTiki 2008-11-16 13:22 ]

Post #419254 by KiltedTiki on Sun, Nov 16, 2008 1:19 PM