Author: Lynn Doughty

Here are three versions of one of my favorite subjects.  The first was completed back in 2003 shortly after we visited the Buffalo Bill Museum in Cody, Wyoming.  The second in 2014 and the third in 2015.  A nice little grouping.  Comments welcome. 

From February 2018: “Yay!   Finally finished!  Boy….this painting is getting harder and harder.  The old eyes just aren’t what they used to be.  He still turned out pretty nice and certainly a bright and colorful piece.  I hope that you also like how he turned out and will look forward to any comments.  Now, on…

Here’s a simple little facial study!  Hope you like him.  Comments welcome

This scene was completed back in 2007.  I think it took a 1st at the Dayton show before it eventually found it’s way to a Dentist’s office in Hong Kong!  Here’s what I posted about it back then…….. “I spent a lot of time on the details. The glass window in the door is a…

Here is another favorite piece. It’s a personal one as my Great Grandfather fought in the Civil War at the battle of Pea Ridge not that far from where we live, just over the border in northeast Arkansas. I hope you like him and any comments are always welcome. Here are some more photos of…

It’s Sunday and things are slow around here today. We’re under a Winter Weather Warning and it’s starting to snow so I thought I would take a moment and add a couple of Blog posts from the past. Here’s one on a carving I did 18 years ago. Sad in a way as I lost…

Just down from the mountains and heading to the Rendezvous! No doubt he’s looking forward to a couple of weeks of meeting up with some old friends, selling his trappings for a good price, downing his share of available whisky, and basically, just unwinding and having a good time. After that, it will be restocking…

I did this scene quite a few years ago but, looking back through the old Blog, couldn’t find any type of reference to it. So, as it was just put through a minor update, I’ll give the complete story behind why I made it. I can’t remember exactly when, but years ago Seniors were given…

To me, while carving the figure is fun, the enjoyment really begins in coming up with new ways to present the piece. With Buckeye, I mounted him as I did once before with a Native American carving. Doing it this way lets the carving “float” above the base, immediately drawing the viewers interest to something…

Now here’s a guy you wouldn’t want to get on the wrong side of! What a shifty looking character! As happens with a lot of my figures, they start during our small Tuesday carving group….now down to just 3 of us, relocated from the Grove, OK Senior Center to my shop down the hill from…