Joe
Member
Ron Smith, Your guidence and encouragement are things of great value to me. The word "Intensity" is playing in my brain like when you get a song stuck in your head. I can look at this plate and see it clearer. You did that and with so few words. I have had your booklet, "Transformation from Tradition into Grace" open on my drawing table the last couple of days, reviewing the class that I was priviledged to have attended in Emporia. Many thanks to you.
Lee Griffeth, It's so good to reaquaint. Thank you also for the advice. I thought that I would finish the antlers and begin to deepen shadows on the face, hoping that the contrast will comunicate depth. The optivisor tip will is huge, really. Thank you for it and the warm welcome.
And thanks once again to all of you for the encouragement . It makes such a difference to me.
Lee Griffeth, It's so good to reaquaint. Thank you also for the advice. I thought that I would finish the antlers and begin to deepen shadows on the face, hoping that the contrast will comunicate depth. The optivisor tip will is huge, really. Thank you for it and the warm welcome.
And thanks once again to all of you for the encouragement . It makes such a difference to me.
You've got one of the best locations to make a full time go at engraving - especially with your proximity to the gun club at the Greenbrier. It looks like you are off to a fantastic start with your training and work. There will be ups and downs but always stay the course in realizing your potential. It's time to put West Virginia on the map for first class hand engraving.
