Llamas

[REBELL]

I have been searching with no luck. I need to find either a pattern or pictures of Llamas in carricature. I want to carve one approx. 4 to 6 inches in height.

Good Luck, I have never seen one done.
You may want to look at some of Phil Bishop's roughouts.
It's possible you might convert one into a Llama.
http://www.bishopwoodcarving.com/Catalog.jpg

Here's a link to a llama patern....not a caricature, but isn't a llama pretty much a carricature 'as is'? Maybe you can adapt this one a bit.

http://www.stillerpatterns.com/catalog_page_26.html

Al

You ca do a googe.com image search, there are hundreds. Here is a relief I found while taking a quick look.

I posted the picture, but is was just a little too large.

http://www.olympus.net/personal/bvau...ng%20seven.JPG

I am not sure wether this is a Llama or Alpaca?
Nice site with some simple characters.
Hope this helps.
www.geocities.com/javo_sinta/patterns.html

[BasketballJones]

Last spring, I chapperoned my sons preschool class on a field trip to Living Treasures Petting Zoo in Lawrence County, PA.
The front entrance is adorned with two magnificantly carved 6 ft wooden Indians. Visitors are greeted by a white female llama. She was instantly attracted to me and immediately Llamas have long wet tounges. The caretakers thought it may have been my cologne. I washed up and the disruptive attraction continued until she was forced to be caged. She spotted me an hour later after she was freed and the saga continued much to the enjoyment of the 5 year olds and other guests.

She must have thought you were an all day sucker! LOL

hahahahaha that's too funny

[Cut_Fingers]

David has an answer for everything. And we enjoy them all!!! At least most of them!