Photos needed for club blog!

I need photos of your work to use on the blog and FaceBook page for promoting Artistry in Wood and the Rendezvous.  Please include the carver information! Email your photos to Butch at twoclones@yahoo.com

If you are not on FaceBook yet, you are probably better off.  If you already have a FaceBook account/identity, you can Like/Follow us there by going to
https://www.facebook.com/TriCitiesWoodCarvers/

Help the blog by leaving a Comment.  Commenting on posts and photos will help in generating more interest and traffic to the blog.  More traffic will help form the blog into a more effective tool for the club. In no one has commented on a post, clicking on "no comments" on the bottom of an entry will open a comment form. It's so easy, a chainsaw carver could do it ;)

 

Artistry in Wood - Carving Registration Form

To take part (compete) in the 22nd Annual Artistry in Wood Juried Show and Sale, use this registration form.  Click the link below to open, then print for easy use :)

Wood Carver Rendezvous 2016

Tri-Cities Wood Carver’s 19 th Annual Rendezvous
Benton County Fairgrounds, Kennewick, WA
June 10-11, 2016

Information here:
http://woodhacker.com/pdf/tcwc/2016%20Rendezvous%20Flyer%20half%20page.pdf

Artistry in Wood 2016

22nd Annual Artistry in Wood
Juried Show and Sale Sponsored by the Tri-Cities Wood Carvers Association

Tri-Tech Skills Center - 5929 West Metaline Ave, Kennewick, WA 99336

Exhibit and Sale
Saturday March 19, 2016 - 9 AM to 5 PM
Sunday March 20, 2016 - 9 AM to 4 PM

Prospectus at:
http://woodhacker.com/pdf/tcwc/2016%20Prospectus.pdf

Human Figure Carving Class Report

Obviously this human figure class was for beginners. None the less, a good time was had by all.

Allied Arts show is a Dilley!

Jerry and Judith Dilley, TCWCA members, have several pieces of their artwork on display at the Allied Arts Gallery in Richland until the end of the month.  Please stop in and see their beautiful Northwest style art.

Wood is for more than carving,,,

Have you considered trying your hand at "wood pile art"?
Weird Wood has collected photos of a couple dozen examples of wood pile art (click here) ranging from simple shapes to impressive art.  Some might be called megalithic.

With some planning and the right venue, this could become a club project to create a public art spectacle.  :)

UPDATED SCHEDULE

The Rendezvous schedule has been updated!
Schedule in the blog as well as the linked PDF file have been changed to reflect the new schedule.  CLICK HERE to download the new schedule.