Thanks again for sharing your workshop experience. Perhaps learning gives greater pleasure than even knowledge does; or at least a different, a special, kind of pleasure.
Mary’s work and teaching is such a joy. You accomplished a lot in a short period of time. Congratulations. I always enjoy reading about your adventures in your bright and informative short story format.
Thank you, Kale, for sharing your carving workshop experience. The photos are intriguing - I had to zoom in to realize that the backgrounds on some were carved away! Awe inspiring! It's such a pleasure to live a bit vicariously through your adventures. Perhaps some carving will one day work its way into some of your chairs. I foresee eagle claws grasping spheres at every joint! ;-)
Glad you enjoyed our lake. My grandfather was a teamster delivering lumber to the crew building its Bagnell Dam during the depression. Mary gave a demo’ at one of our monthly Kansas City Woodworkers’ Guild meetings.
Very nice-looking work, Kale.
There's something fishy about that last one, though.
I'll see myself out. :D
Amazing fish, Kale!
Very cool, it seems like carving would be a great way to get some work in without a great deal if cost and could be done just anywhere.
Looking forward to seeing how you apply this new skill to your work with LAP, looks great!
Thanks again for sharing your workshop experience. Perhaps learning gives greater pleasure than even knowledge does; or at least a different, a special, kind of pleasure.
Thank you for sharing your adventure Kale. Your reflections are thought-provoking. I find so much anticipation and joy as my carved product emerges
Excellent work! I love the fish and acanthus, you certainly do have a feel for the work.
Every single time I step through those doors to her classroom, I feel relaxed, welcome, engaged, and important.
Mary has that certain thing which makes each student feel cherished.
Thank you Kale.
Mary’s work and teaching is such a joy. You accomplished a lot in a short period of time. Congratulations. I always enjoy reading about your adventures in your bright and informative short story format.
Cheers,
Michael
A student to make the teacher proud! Nice work.
Thank you, Kale, for sharing your carving workshop experience. The photos are intriguing - I had to zoom in to realize that the backgrounds on some were carved away! Awe inspiring! It's such a pleasure to live a bit vicariously through your adventures. Perhaps some carving will one day work its way into some of your chairs. I foresee eagle claws grasping spheres at every joint! ;-)
Glad you enjoyed our lake. My grandfather was a teamster delivering lumber to the crew building its Bagnell Dam during the depression. Mary gave a demo’ at one of our monthly Kansas City Woodworkers’ Guild meetings.