Good Morning! I'm Sebastião Figueredo and I live here in Brazil I always follow your work, I'm loving it and at the same time learning more and more, I already make small sculptures. a hug!
HI! SCOTT WHAT A GOOD CARVER YOU ARE AND OLSO A BRILLIANT TETCHER, I HAVE ONLY STARTED CARVING A FEW WEEKS AGO AND CAME ACROSS YOUR CARVINGS . I AM VERRY INTERESTED IN YOUR WORK AND THINK I SHALL HAVE A GO WITH YOUR HELP.
Love your teaching style. As a new carver, not thinking ahead is where I tend to carve myself into a corner. When you explain the planes and angles, it starts to make sense in my head.
First, thanks for this 3-part tutorial on faces. I’ll probably need to spend at least. Month on each video. As a beginner carver, one of my nagging problems is little strings of wood along the sides of the nose. And the more I try to clean them up, the worse they get. I think I cause them when I make a cut with the knife tip too close to the edge of the nose. So I marvel at how your knife tip repeatedly disappears into the wood along the nose, a big chip flies off, and there are none of those nasty strings. Any tips on how I can avoid making those strings? Thank you.
I can definitely agree, the camera does emphasize mistakes more than the eye. Sometimes I would feel super proud of a character I carved and sanded for hours or days, and when I try to take a picture of it, it looks like I didn't polish it at all haha
Greetings from the UK! Great tutorial. Love the reference measuring. The ‘young girl curve’ from the middle of the nose upwards is so right! What knife is that exactly that you use for the nose/eyes etc please?
Hello My name is Maria Duarte, I'm from Portugal and I just bought your books after watching the free videos found on UA-cam and the video scarving of the woman's head, you spoke about the website where we can get images Can you give me the name of that site? Please can You tell me which is the softest wood for scarvig Thanks
This is great Scott thank you for posting this and thanks for the laugh about getting red paint where you don't want it, happened to me many times lol
Good Morning!
I'm Sebastião Figueredo and I live here in Brazil
I always follow your work, I'm loving it and at the same time learning more and more, I already make small sculptures.
a hug!
Thank you very much!
HI! SCOTT WHAT A GOOD CARVER YOU ARE AND OLSO A BRILLIANT TETCHER, I HAVE ONLY STARTED CARVING A FEW WEEKS AGO AND CAME ACROSS YOUR CARVINGS . I AM VERRY INTERESTED IN YOUR WORK AND THINK I SHALL HAVE A GO WITH YOUR HELP.
Russell !...
Thank you for your help...
I'll be watching...🌿🌿🌿
You are very welcome - more wood carving videos coming.
Love your teaching style. As a new carver, not thinking ahead is where I tend to carve myself into a corner. When you explain the planes and angles, it starts to make sense in my head.
I like to create practice heads first before I jump in on the carving I'm working on and not ruin it.
First, thanks for this 3-part tutorial on faces. I’ll probably need to spend at least. Month on each video. As a beginner carver, one of my nagging problems is little strings of wood along the sides of the nose. And the more I try to clean them up, the worse they get. I think I cause them when I make a cut with the knife tip too close to the edge of the nose. So I marvel at how your knife tip repeatedly disappears into the wood along the nose, a big chip flies off, and there are none of those nasty strings. Any tips on how I can avoid making those strings? Thank you.
I can definitely agree, the camera does emphasize mistakes more than the eye. Sometimes I would feel super proud of a character I carved and sanded for hours or days, and when I try to take a picture of it, it looks like I didn't polish it at all haha
Hi Scott
Your work is good
Thank you for training
Amazing.. im just starting ou5.. I can only hope to achieve this lol
Greetings from the UK! Great tutorial. Love the reference measuring. The ‘young girl curve’ from the middle of the nose upwards is so right! What knife is that exactly that you use for the nose/eyes etc please?
Hi Scott, what size is the block of wood please?
Great project.. looking forward to doing it. .. What size is the first chisel? Thanks so much.
Hello
My name is Maria Duarte, I'm from Portugal and I just bought your books after watching the free videos found on UA-cam and the video scarving of the woman's head, you spoke about the website where we can get images
Can you give me the name of that site? Please
can You tell me which is the softest wood for scarvig
Thanks
Buena obra
Gracias - Sigue tallando
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