Carved Pictures

I took a pattern created by a talented lady known as Christine Stanley. I have modified the pattern somewhat but those who are familiar with her work will still recognize the pattern. This picture now resides at the residence of my wife's parents.

Another Christine Stanley pattern. This, of course, is a Bengal Tiger. It is colored with acrylics.

This picture was stolen from the home of my father in the area of Cedar Creek Lake in Texas.

This is a Robb Barr pattern. I used the pattern when teaching a class on embossed leather carvings. It is painted with acrylic paints.

A friend of mine has a dog named 'Skidboot'. You can find out more at www.skidboot.com. My friend liked the carving and now has it. A similar carving of the head is now on his wallet. This is colored with dyes.

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A friend liked the skull wallet and asked if I could carve a larger skull. It is more artistic and less realistic than some of my other carvings. It is colored with dyes and antiques..

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This skull is embossed much more than the first and is done in a more realistic style.

It's hard to tell in this photo but the eye sockets and nasal area are both open. It is colored with dyes.

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This carving is from another Robb Barr pattern. It is colored with acrylic paints.