I think I would like to try this with wax or soap the first few times just to get in practice quicker. That and I could always melt the wax back down to try again...and again (I'm going to need it) LOL. Thanks for the great video, you've got TALENT.
Ryan, carving in wax or soap is okay for studying the shape butt most of the challenge is dealing with the direction of grain, making the cuts with the grain so as not to break it. I use sweet potatoes (yams) for the cub scouts to practice carving, using a paring knife. It is less messy and they can eat the chips.
How did you keep the wood on the board. I'm a carver and I've only ever used rubberized cloth and that isn't always effective. Great post by the way. I'll keep watching for your new projects. Thanks. Joe
how did you cut the wood initially to be into that block? I would like to attempt this project, but am having a hard time getting the wood to be that shape to start with. Great video
This is a good idea. I will put it on my schedule. It will fit in with my more recent videos of practicing different techniques with the chisels. thank you.
Sorry I missed your questions before. The wood is basswood grown in northern Wisconsin. In Europe, it is known as Linden and in the UK it is known as Limewood.
+Hamsteranimater , Yes this Rose is in basswood. Basswood is also known and Linden or Limewood, which is considered as an easy carving wood because it is soft and fine grain which holds detail well.
It isn't often that I paint my woodcarvings, because I like the beauty of the wood to show, which is why I like using a clear natural sealer. If I was going to paint it, I think I would choose to use colored pencil (with water to even it) with a clear sealer over the top. Colored pencil can be applied thin enough to let the wood-grain show through. I have UA-cam videos demonstrating my color pencil painting technique. ua-cam.com/video/j3YBjaLEpgs/v-deo.html
CLUNGE - DOCTOR Jesus christ calm down o.O not saying the video was bad, just i'm never going to be doing anything like this, so it was a bit of a waste of time for me personally. A mind works in strange ways at 5 am in the morning
+RANDOLPH ROBERTS , There is no sound on this video. My other videos have sound, but I thought this video didn't need it. I should have added music so there would be some sound, but unless I created the music myself, I was unsure of copyrights.
awsome wood rose i really wish i had one i love all the art that my eyes can see many blessings to you.
Absolutely amazing! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you sir for the last amusing minutes.rose looks beautiful
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3:20 add some serial killer soundtrack right there and man.... you already have a good horror movie in the works!
Gorgeous! You are very talented!
I think I would like to try this with wax or soap the first few times just to get in practice quicker. That and I could always melt the wax back down to try again...and again (I'm going to need it) LOL.
Thanks for the great video, you've got TALENT.
Ryan, carving in wax or soap is okay for studying the shape butt most of the challenge is dealing with the direction of grain, making the cuts with the grain so as not to break it. I use sweet potatoes (yams) for the cub scouts to practice carving, using a paring knife. It is less messy and they can eat the chips.
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Good advice, thank you.
All damn it, I knew I should've picked the legendary moonlight sculpture class
How did you keep the wood on the board. I'm a carver and I've only ever used rubberized cloth and that isn't always effective. Great post by the way. I'll keep watching for your new projects. Thanks. Joe
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beautiful!
how did you cut the wood initially to be into that block? I would like to attempt this project, but am having a hard time getting the wood to be that shape to start with. Great video
Atom50 Use a bandsaw or a hack saw.
What type of wood is this? What tool did you use to create the first rough shape ?
Rawesome!
jelutong is great for carving.
Really beautiful work. Do you have any for sale? if not i would love one. how much would you charge?
I mean this is a demonstration video, you could try making it yourself?
I have just begun to carve. What type of wood is this? I need a soft but pretty wood, my hands are sore LOL I love your rose!!!
Have you tried using Lime wood? Think it's also known as basswood.
Yes I have and I love it! Very soft to carve. Thanks :)
What type of wood did you use I'm thinking of doing this but then putting on the end of my wood sword as a pomel edit:nvm found it in comments
Basswood is what I used. However, any good carving wood can be used.
How long did this take ? I like
What type of wood are you carving? I love the video. Great job.
+Ernie Cuello It is Basswood, also known as Lindin or Lime Wood.
Apprentice carpenter here and curious what sorcerous piece of wood is that ? Looks more like clay. Awesome anyhow.
Most likely bass wood as it is the second best wood to carve, butternut is the best but hard to get
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What wood was being used?
Lime wood sometimes called Linden
Les James It is also a type of poplar, yes?
Lovely, lovely work.
Can you upload another video like this but for beginners? With the rose please? Thank you
This is a good idea. I will put it on my schedule. It will fit in with my more recent videos of practicing different techniques with the chisels. thank you.
damn u and your amazing carving skills :( jelly bro so jelly
Jack Water you like jelly?
Same question that was asked 2 years ago, what kind of tree, what wood is being used?
Sorry I missed your questions before. The wood is basswood grown in northern Wisconsin. In Europe, it is known as Linden and in the UK it is known as Limewood.
Nice thanks i will take some to practice ,Tiliaceae grow near my village .Wood is getting too expensive
what is the easiest wood to carve? i know walnut is really hard is this one hard
+Hamsteranimater , Yes this Rose is in basswood. Basswood is also known and Linden or Limewood, which is considered as an easy carving wood because it is soft and fine grain which holds detail well.
thanks!
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how did you get the rose to not move while carving?
Tarzan The wood block has a peg and he used a vise/clamp.
Do you sell these? I'm looking for something like this for a five year anniversary gift.
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very good
looks like bass wood
the audio is creeping me out...
I would like to know the size.
It is about 5 inches at the base and 3 inches high.
nice but no words ?
PLEZ PLEZ PLEZ! Do a video about panting that!
Panting?
It isn't often that I paint my woodcarvings, because I like the beauty of the wood to show, which is why I like using a clear natural sealer. If I was going to paint it, I think I would choose to use colored pencil (with water to even it) with a clear sealer over the top. Colored pencil can be applied thin enough to let the wood-grain show through. I have UA-cam videos demonstrating my color pencil painting technique. ua-cam.com/video/j3YBjaLEpgs/v-deo.html
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è possibile avere una rosa di questo genere?....fammi sapere
Sorry, I do not have any to sell. Thank you for asking.
well thats 5 minutes i'll never get back
Tobias Whittaker well, it was your choice.
CLUNGE - DOCTOR Jesus christ calm down o.O
not saying the video was bad, just i'm never going to be doing anything like this, so it was a bit of a waste of time for me personally. A mind works in strange ways at 5 am in the morning
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nice sea my rose tomorrow in my video
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Where is the sound?
+RANDOLPH ROBERTS , There is no sound on this video. My other videos have sound, but I thought this video didn't need it. I should have added music so there would be some sound, but unless I created the music myself, I was unsure of copyrights.
Thanks. Have you ever read John Hagensick's book on the rose?
I gotta be honest... It's too tall and too fat. Your pry more than carve. It looks like a deformed pinecone
OMG !!!!!! what an ugly job