We were lucky to watch Merv, and his helper, begin one of these carvings. He was so fast and so clever!
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| Notice the size of the chainsaw blade. |
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Wednesday, April 6, 2016
Merv Richdale - Chainsaw Carving
Last weekend we had the school entrance way cleared to make way for a new parking area. The trees that were felled will be made into some sculptures for our school.
We were lucky to watch Merv, and his helper, begin one of these carvings. He was so fast and so clever!
Can you guess what the theme of the sculpture might be?
We were lucky to watch Merv, and his helper, begin one of these carvings. He was so fast and so clever!
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Wow, they look every good. How long did they take to do that?.
ReplyDeleteThose look so cool how long did it take ?
ReplyDeleteWow the carvings look so amazing and I like how you turned them into nice tall sculptures!
ReplyDeleteI love those chainsaw carvings.I wonder how she creates those amazing chainsaw carvings.
ReplyDeleteI like the wooden statue :)
ReplyDeleteI like the wooden statue :)
ReplyDeleteWow this is a awesome statue! =D
ReplyDeleteWilliam B from Stanley avenue school
super duper, awsome, cool, good, liked work (reapetX2)
ReplyDeleteI think it is a Maori theme because of the statues.
ReplyDeleteThe statues look really cool, I wonder how long it took you to do all of the work?
I think it is a Maori theme because of the statues.
ReplyDeleteThe statues look really cool, I wonder how long it took you to do all of the work?
How long did it take you guys because it looks beautiful
ReplyDeleteHi Guys
ReplyDeleteThat sculpture is awesome.
What kind of sculpture is it?
How long did it take to make it?
Wow.This is an amazing sculpture. What is the sculpture of?
ReplyDeleteI like your blog great job.
ReplyDeletehow did you do it
ReplyDeleteI like your blog great job.
ReplyDeleteHi guys
ReplyDeletehow long did it take you guys to make it