tiki ( french style)

bonjour

sorry if i m not at the wrong place for my message, but i don't speak very well english.

this is my work :

thanks

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[ Edited by: anthony 2013-11-16 14:03 ]

Welcome I think you are in the right place.
Looking good. Have you seen Benella's posts?

On 2008-04-14 21:43, seeksurf wrote:
Welcome I think you are in the right place.
Looking good. Have you seen Benella's posts?

thanks

i don't know Benella , i will search his messages and looking

Hi Anthony,

Welcome,

Very nice work !
And happy to see another french carver here. And you live near Paris !!! Coool.

Keep up the good work.

Benjamin.

Excellent stuff Anthony and Welcome to Tiki Central. Both those pieces show some Really exact cutting techniques, What tools are you using? And How long have you been carving?
Great to have you here!

part of my tools

and my scrall saw

this tiki are going to a vw kombi with "hawai surf look"...

Bonjour Anthony,

Any chance of getting into the Quai de Branly Musee and snapping a LOT of pictures of the whole collection and posting them here on TC?

Please? Please please please?

Merci,
Cam

Hi Anthony,

your workspace looks pretty cool.

To take pix at this museum is totally forbidden: there are guards everywhere... but next time i'll go there, i'll see what i can do :wink:

Benjamin.

that's a sweet looking workbench and tool selection!!

that big flat cutout piece looks so precise - nice work.

oh and welcome to TC!!!

harro.

Aloha Anthony! Looking good my friend and a nice Work area as well, Mahalo for sharin and keep carvin and havin fun with it, Aloha, Mooney

thank you, j had made an effort in my workshop for the photograph, because d habit is the complete pigsty! I decouvre the world of the tiki and i like it.there are very gifted artists on TC a lot and I really smell me small quotes d them

what misses me most is time! my God , days are short has bets!!! the museum of the branly quay if a day j treads underfoot there I shall think has TC

:wink:

Welcome and your english is just fine. Nice work area, very clean compared to mine. If I finish a wood project and haven't lost half the tools in saw dust then it's just not a wood project. Those small tiki's are nice! Do you find it hard to get the detail?

thank you the translators on Internet to improve my English
babies details is very long. i what took a loving wood, what is easier has work but long.

Excellent looking Work Space there, I can see many nice tikis rolling out of there before long.

hello, here is a creation made ​​this summer in poplar wood

salut, sont cools tes tikis! :)

merci psychodevil :)