Hello and good morning all. Today I'd like to share a piece that I'm very proud of... Even today, 8 years after I carved it.
On a delivery yesterday to a great client and collector, I had the opportunity to revisit my mother nature sculpture.
I had written about this project already and posted here in my early days on Peakd or Steemit at the time.
You can read it here:
@jonatftforest/mother-nature-sculpt
Even though she is unfinished she is beautiful.
Heres a couple screenshots from the other article
I hope this qualifies as original content even though it was posted before. To help in that determination I'd like to share that my client who bought mother nature among many others, is one of my best customers. Tips come in many forms and he has the best.
Alaskan king crab legs? Yes! Oh my, who would refuse such a tip? Thank you my friend for the generous treat...dinner was tasty last night thanks to you...
Sorry for the tease...
Every day since I returned here I've shared every post on Facebook trying to get other chainsaw carvers to join Peakd.
So far so good, two friends have joined with many more ready to make the jump.
I might actually write a few stories about other carvers and their work to show them its worthwhile, with their permission of course.
I know how it is to be new on this platform and I had to learn through trial and error. Writing this to perhaps help my friends out a bit. So if you could show them some love with an upvote or a follow, it would be much appreciated.
My friend Paul from Pennsylvania:
@pwaclo/20-foot-kodiak-bear-i-carved-from-a-poplar-tree
And my friend Josh from Canada:
@chainsawjosh/wiseman
Looking to bring my entire carving community here even if it's one by one.
I hope you enjoyed seeing what I saw, if so feel free to upvote and reblog. I love what I do and I'm happy to share.
Thank you for looking and for the opportunity to experience this amazing platform known as Peakd.
Have a great day!
Jon