Photo: A. Andersoni Soapstone carving

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Just did a soapstone carving of a neotenic salamander from the tiger-salamander complex. Decided due to natural markings in the soapstone that it ought to be A. andersoni
 

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wow lovely carving work ,soap stone is so cool and so easy to carve with i love it ♥ this reminds me of the Zuni fetishes (carvings) I collect that are so expensive just for a teeny tiny carving ,you'd make loads with these if you sold them :D
 
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