Coastal and Rural Sculptures 36

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By the way - I added a cross to the top of the church and lightened the bush on the right and then forgot to take a new photo - don't have it any more so opportunity lost!!

Posted by Michael Edwards on Mon 13 Jul 07:43:42

Amazing how you put a few bits of old wood together and come up with something as good as this Michael.

Posted by Frank Bingley on Mon 13 Jul 07:52:44

Your patience is amazing as well as this lovely piece of work

Posted by Glennis Weston on Mon 13 Jul 08:10:43

It is three d painting Michael lovely

Posted by Dennis Rounding on Mon 13 Jul 08:11:18

These are getting more elaborate, Michael! You'll be creating a town soon! Really lovely work!

Posted by Seok Yam Chew on Mon 13 Jul 14:47:56

Who would have thought that old discarded bits of wood could be made into something so attractive. Good one Michael.

Posted by Val Kenyon on Mon 13 Jul 17:32:50

Super - very charming - love the church (a first I think?) and the lamp post is great too.

Posted by Thea Cable on Mon 13 Jul 21:21:18

I just love this and all of your beautiful sculptors

Posted by dennis roberts on Mon 13 Jul 23:27:12

Thanks everyone - this one is a bit more elaborate than usual - I do have some more, not yet posted, which are simpler in form.

Posted by Michael Edwards on Tue 14 Jul 06:58:35

This is really good Michael and I think the cross on the church would be the perfect finishing touch!

Posted by Christine Davies on Tue 14 Jul 10:02:41

Love it Michael, always such beautiful little works of art.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Tue 14 Jul 10:24:22

An enchanting scene Michael. Love the street light :)

Posted by Sarah Bottjer on Fri 17 Jul 12:14:22

Hang on Studio Wall

13/07/2015

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A bit larger than usual - quite a fun one to make - hope you like it. The trouble is I have trouble chosing the right categories but as I use acrylic I chose them as though it were a painting which in some ways it is!!v

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