Paipo's Stone Tikis V2.0 - 2011 - Tiki Carving

L laojia Tiki Socialite Metz Lorraine France Joined: Feb 04, 2009 Posts: 952	L laojia Posted posted on Wed, Aug 26, 2009 8:54 PM Still some masterpiece from you! On 2009-08-26 19:24, Paipo wrote: These two are Rapa Nui influenced, and also both use Rapa Nui obsidian and bone (from the beach here) inlays as was the fashion back then. Stone Tiki #71 - Tohunga You're almost ready for a new interpretation of moai KavaKava! The eyes are very well run... for mine I also try bone and blackwood (no obsidian here!) I imagine the difficulty for the cranial glyph, very hard to make nice curve on one end rounded... like the tangata manu on #73. J.

Still some masterpiece from you!

On 2009-08-26 19:24, Paipo wrote:

These two are Rapa Nui influenced, and also both use Rapa Nui obsidian and bone (from the beach here) inlays as was the fashion back then.

Stone Tiki #71 - Tohunga

You're almost ready for a new interpretation of moai KavaKava! The eyes are very well run... for mine I also try bone and blackwood (no obsidian here!)
I imagine the difficulty for the cranial glyph, very hard to make nice curve on one end rounded... like the tangata manu on #73.

Post #479659 by laojia on Wed, Aug 26, 2009 8:54 PM