The WOOD BEE CARVER has long advocated that when a carver finished carving one subject, turn around and carve it again and again and again.  Each time a subject is carved again the carver’s creative subconscious will guide in the carving with innovations in design and subtle differences.  Every carving is a learning experience and the more one carves the better one carves in the repetitive process of practicing the art of carving.  The four Hobbits pictured in this study illustrate the results of learning by repetition as well as each carving project is fun to do. Read the rest of this entry »