Grinling Gibbons – Maine class 1
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Grinling Gibbons – Maine class 6
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Grinling Gibbons – Maine class 7
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Grinling Gibbons – Maine class 8
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Grinling Gibbons – Maine class 9
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Grinling Gibbons – Maine class 10
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Grinling Gibbons – Maine class 11
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Grinling Gibbons – Maine class 12
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Grinling Gibbons – Maine class 13
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Grinling Gibbons – Maine class 14
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Grinling Gibbons – Maine class 15
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Grinling Gibbons – Maine class 18
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Carving in Grinling Gibbons style: MAINE Final Assessment
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This was a great project. It will be a particularly useful reference for my future work. You asked for suggestions for future projects. I suggest a series of individual flowers. While there are flowers in all your other projects, none are just flowers. I think a series of small individual flower projects that could ultimately be grouped together would be interesting. Just a thought.
My comments are posted in Class 18 … do you have advice for a finish to maintain the soft buttery look to the carving
Great Question. Just replied to it. https://schoolofwoodcarving.io/Courses/grinling-gibbons-class-in-maine/Workshops/grinling-gibbons-maine-class-18/
Great job, Cheryl! I hope you don’t mind me posting pictures of your work.
This was a great project. I used your design principles and rules (or attempted to) and had fun with it. I have learnt so much from your classes.
I removed the wide oval background base so it lets all edges be free rather than conceal the perimeter and I prefer it that way.
Thank you Alexander. The carving community is blessed to have you teach us.
I love this project. It really pushes you to your limit and patience. I hope you will create more like this in your school. Having said that, you have got to show us how you clean up your work from a rough finish to a nice smooth clean finish. What tools you use to achieve the smooth finish from a flat to a concave to a convex. I love your school. Thank you to sharing your superpower to us.
Thank You! I will show how to clean up in another course.
Hi Alex, I loved this course. I just placed an order for some Dockyard tools. It’s so helpful when you mention the tools/materials that you use. Your information has helped me sharpen my tools from machinery to rouges. Your design comments are especially helpful.
I also would love to see a course on how you clean up a piece.
Thanks.
Beth
Hi Beth! 🌟 Thank you so much for your wonderful feedback!