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that the oil would essentially paint itself

The final touch is the texture created by the free motion stitching

Drawing from walks in the woods and the delicate balance of elements found in natural landscapes

in this case a dark and shadowy color

Each sculpture has a unique ID number on the back

Dale the Deer A132185 that the oil would essentiallyGatski created this deer head entirely from recycled farm machinery. The metal used for the head is thick steel from weathered farm machinery. The antlers start out as flat pieces of rusty metal. The artist hand hammers them into shape and grinds them smooth. He then hand draws the head pattern on the metal with soapstone and cuts it with a hand held plasma cutter. Next he welds the shapes together to form the head. Finally he mounts the head on a