Natural Horse
Nov. 25th, 2006 10:02 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
bzarcherOne of the rocking horses at Bunker Hill.
He carves these, by hand, and paints or stains each one so that they will always be unique.
The amazing thing is, he started to make them with no real formal training in sculpting or woodcarving beyond what he'd learned as a furniture and cabinet maker. He just took a lot of sketch drawings of real horses from the surrounding farms, and then went to work. He's going to keep making them, even though he's retiring, because of how much he loves crafting each one.
He carves these, by hand, and paints or stains each one so that they will always be unique.
The amazing thing is, he started to make them with no real formal training in sculpting or woodcarving beyond what he'd learned as a furniture and cabinet maker. He just took a lot of sketch drawings of real horses from the surrounding farms, and then went to work. He's going to keep making them, even though he's retiring, because of how much he loves crafting each one.
