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CanadianViscount
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[2010-05-05 12:26:21 +0000 UTC]
"M Kiss"
(Canada)
# Statistics
Favourites: 56; Deviations: 34; Watchers: 31
Watching: 211; Pageviews: 8440; Comments Made: 116; Friends: 211
# Interests
Favorite movies: Lawrence of Arabia, The Man who would be King, and The MummyFavorite games: Half Life 2 or Team Fortress 2
Favorite gaming platform: PC
Tools of the Trade: Wacom, Angle Grinder, Hammer, Chisel, Fire
Other Interests: Drawing, Sculpture, Photography
# About me
Current Residence: On a Hill# Comments
Comments: 40
Thanks very much for the watch
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Thank you so much for the watch 
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No problem, I'm also wondering if you know of any places that would sell the Utah orange or the honey ice alabaster in Canada? Also for carving the alabaster it is a lot harder than soapstone so what tools do you recommend (I know a die grinder would work but I don't have a compressor, so what hand tools would work?) And last question how do you carve out the hollowed areas like in your paperweight series?
You have great pieces, I look forward to seeing more.
Cheers
CV
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i had mine shipped from kansas by a guy named Myles at 2sculpt.com. Shipping ends being almost as expensive as the stone itself, but it's the only lead i've got. Most alabasters can be easily carved using chisels dsigned for wood. Thats what i use. Most paperweights were drilled using an electrical drill with reinforced drill bits, titanium or carbide tipped. All of my pieces take considerable time working with rough rasps before moving onto sanding. Hope i nswered your questions. Thanks for the compliments.
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That answers my question perfectly, I'm just starting with stone sculpting and over the summer I do hope to do some more but I dont have access to a shop so the best I can do is to use chisels like you said. Thank you for the tips, I'll let you know once I have finished a piece. Thanks for the help and good luck with your work.
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No Problem, you have made some great stuff.
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Welcome to #AllArtSupport
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Thank You
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Could you Vote for my design please? [link]
Also leave me a comment (if you want) about what do u think about it!
Would you wear it?
Thanks!
P.S. To vote you just have to click the "I'd Wear This" button!
Btw, your dance drawing is really cool!
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Thanks for the wtach..
Regards from the guard
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You do great work, no problem.
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No problem, you have great armour/weapons!
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thanks a lot for the watch and sorry for my late reply
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Chers for the feedback through the watch, appreciated!
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Hey - thanks a lot for watching - and Happy Christmas!
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Well you do have great drawings, pencil is one of my favorite style of media and yours do stand out! Keep up the great stuff!
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looking forward to seeing your future unfold here on deviant art, great work so far, keep it up!
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