Celtic Lindisfarne dog by cathy sharpe

Nikolay Semyonov 11 Sep 2007

your series of celtic design is just amazing

Anonymous Guest 14 Jul 2007

It is superb Cathy & it wood make a magnificent riffle butt too.

Cynthia Adams 13 Jul 2007

So true..you could indeed take the world by storm with this intricate and awesome work.xx

Kathy Ostman-Magnusen 25 Jun 2007

Wonderful carving.. wow just stunning! It is nice to see such wonderful work. Kathy

Anonymous Guest 12 Jun 2007

Love this Cathy, The Celts & English wood. Wee touch of irony. Classic piece taking if you know what I mean. Loving your work

Anonymous Guest 18 May 2007

Cathy you could carve your way to the top with quality work like this. Robin

Amanda Tucker 09 May 2007

wow this is a wonderful carving, you are very talented

Artist Reply: Thank you so very much Amanda.

This carving bears so uch close study. I'm responding with a lot of emotions studying it..wonder, curiousity...How can something so fierce be balanced so well with beauty? The patterns are engrosing. I love it!

Artist Reply: Sally, great comments, great emotion pick up, it is my desire to do Celtic works that can actually be held and touched, hence the carvings, great you picked it up!

Anonymous Guest 19 Apr 2007

thats a tough look!!

Joke Schotting 17 Apr 2007

SUPERRRRRRRR CATHY!!!

Artist Reply: Thank you Joke so much, so pleased you took time to visit my portfolio.

denise wilson 14 Apr 2007

oh what a tangled web we weave. this is fantastic work. very intricate and very cool! thanks for your comment on my sight.

Artist Reply: Thank you Denise, Your portfolio was well worth the visit!

bill underwood 13 Apr 2007

man Cathy love how the knot is coming from the mouth,great expression on the dog, powerful piece!

Artist Reply: Thank you so much for looking in depth Bill, very very appreciated!

Artist Reply: Bill, thank you so much, your comments are so appreciated.

Carliss Mora 12 Apr 2007

Gorgeous, and intricate work, Cathy!!!!

Artist Reply: Thank you so much Carliss, very appreciated. It's good to have a Blog, even if we are talking to ourselves!!!!

Meg Murray 12 Apr 2007

Cathy, you are so talented...So gifted...I love the Celtic Art....

Artist Reply: Thank you so much Meg.

Artist Reply: Wow, thank you so much Meg, very appreciated.

ERIKA SONEGO 11 Apr 2007

So Beautiful!!!

Artist Reply: Thank you Erika, so much.

Naomi Santiago de Malave 04 Apr 2007

some talent you got there cathy

Artist Reply: Thank you Naomi.

Robin Brown 29 Mar 2007

I love wood & who woodn't when its this good

Artist Reply: Seems we are both quick witted too, Thanks again Robin for your comment...

jamie winter 27 Mar 2007

Cathy your one talented artist. great design. jamie

Artist Reply: Thank you Jamie!

Irena Dukule 27 Mar 2007

This is very beautiful!

Artist Reply: Thank you Irena, comments are very much appreciated!

June Steward 27 Mar 2007

All I can think is how much patience and skill it took to do something so absolutely beautiful.

Shawn Burke 27 Mar 2007

all i can say is "wow"

Artist Reply: Thank you Shawn!

Julie Mayser 23 Mar 2007

So intricate and beautiful!

Artist Reply: Thank you Julie for ALL your kind comments.

Katerina Koukiotis 22 Mar 2007

i love celtic work this is so beautiful!!

Artist Reply: Thank you Katerina, so glad you liked it!

Andrew Marx 21 Mar 2007

amazing!...I'm stunned !!...

maggie Barra 18 Mar 2007

beautiful!!

Artist Reply: Thanks for your comments Maggie.

Cindy Luke 16 Mar 2007

Another great piece of work

Artist Reply: Thany you Cindy, for all your comments..

titta inkinen 14 Mar 2007

What a fascinating piece of art you've created! It's beautiful - and filled with magic of infinity! Great work!!!!!

Artist Reply: Thank you Titta,working on a lamp base at the moment, think you will like it too! your comments are greatly appreciated.

Klaudia Warwel 14 Mar 2007

wow... superb artwork!!!

Artist Reply: Thank you Klaudia.

Nonny Isabella 12 Mar 2007

Oh wow! Your work is beautiful! I love celtic patterns and knots, there is something very calming in drawing and carving them...I used to make celtic patterns in stained glass, but I think it works wonderfully in wood!

Artist Reply: Thank you for your feedback Nonny, I really enjoy the carving.