The morel mystery had quite a few sharp eyed readers. Nice hunting!
Also, I mentioned a morel print I had made a few years ago and mushroom lovers seemed to want to see it, so I pulled it out and took a picture.
I apologize that it's not a perfectly squared up picture. I tried to photograph it from straight on, but didn't manage to get it quite right. Anyway, it gives you a pretty good idea. I wanted to have the morels just a little bit hidden the same way they are in the wild, so they're tucked into the leaf duff, grass and twigs. It was a fun and challenging carve. :)
7 comments:
love the texture of the mushrooms that you captured in your carve. beautiful
sheila
Thank you, Sheila. :)
Very nice ! Thank you and hugs to ya, from BetsyLee
Gorgeous! Wonderfully done. Thank you for letting us in on it. TAP
I like the color of ink you chose too. It's very earthy. Beautiful creative carve. PixiePam
Thank you! I'm glad you all liked the morels. I have carved a number of mushrooms along the way, but the morels and amanita are probably the most familiar to most people. Oysters and shaggy manes aren't quite as well known. :)
I would be willing to look at more of your mushroom carves. hint-hint
Hugs to ya from betsyLee
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