From Tiny Acorns by JeffG7BRJ
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
A point and shoot taken at Crich Tram Museum two years ago. There is a woodland walk and these carvings are dotted about the woods.
This was also my first ever attemt at any kind of manipulation.
Comments (15)
Jeff that is awesome. Love the textures and detail. Gotta ask though, what have you manipulated?
Look into my eyes!!
very clever jeff , that really must of took some time to do the carving i mean lol great capture mick
Great shot of amazing artwork and excellent work on the eyes!
I'm dumbstruck at this impressive sculpt! Love your little eyestounding addition! :B eaver !
outstanding job on the eyes and capture. this probably was made with a chain saw. the artist is very talented.I can hardly wait to get rid of a chain saw from the noise and weight/vibration
Excellent work!!!!!!!!!!!
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Excellent !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow Those EYES Look Spooky!!!
Thank you all for the comments, they are appreciated, the eyes really belong to my son, Andy.
wow, THIS is GREAT photo manip work!!
The eyes have it! :) Fantatic carving!
What a great carving and you did a great job on the eyes! I would sure like to take a walk along this path. Great photo.
This has to be on of the most unusual pieces of carved wood I have ever seen. Whoever carved this is an artisan! To tell you how good this is, I didn't even notice at first that the eyes were, 'real' eyes. Then it hit me! Very seamless manipulation! Bravo!