Relief wood carving. Creation process. 7 months to create
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- Опубліковано 3 тра 2021
- In this video you will see how I create a large relief wood carvings.
Hello! I am Oleksandr Hritsay and you are on my channel about woodcarving.
If you want a relief wood carving for your home or office, you can visit my store on Etsy, write to me and place an order, we will select a plot for the relief, discuss all the details.
I also want to make an announcement. I am looking for an art dealer who is experienced in art sales. If you are such, write to me by mail or in social networks.
Now a few words about the wooden panel. Material oak wood. It took 7 months to create this panel. In fact, I could cut a panel twice as fast, but sometimes the inspiration left me and I had to leave this project and do something else. This is the hardest job I've ever done. I think you know oak is a very hard wood, hands got tired very quickly. There are a lot of people on the panel, a lot of small details, I had to be very, very careful.
I am very pleased with the result. Hope you enjoy the video. Your support is very necessary. Watch this video to the end, like it, subscribe. I will be very grateful to you. Also, if you have questions, leave them in the comments. Enjoy watching.
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Phenomenal. Beautiful work! Congratulations!
Thank you so much 🙂
good🖐
I love that you don't seem to over plan there is something organic and free about your approach that feels much more inviting to me than some approaches. Beautiful piece and beautiful artist.
You just carved a first class ticket into heaven my friend, very beautiful indeed
thanks
I have multiple friends and family members who do wood working and I grew up with hand carved pieces in my home. The amount of detail in this piece is still simply astounding to me. Wonderful work!
Thank you) It's good that you understand the value of handmade work.
This is so beautiful! I can’t even begin to imagine the work you must have put in over the years to get to this level of skill. Well done and thank you for sharing!!!
thanks. I have experience in woodcarving for over 10 years. but the most important thing is to always experiment and make the most complex projects. I have acquaintances with wood carvers who have 30 years of experience and they can’t cut anything except ornament, they just stand still in development.
ita amaizing what you can find hiding in a piece of wood you just need all the skill to bring it out. as allways a true masterpiece
Thank you so much
I am also a wood carver. I find that most people don't realize how difficult, how much time, the expense in tools it takes to create a peace. Your videos help show that, and galleries want a big portion of the sale. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Friend
Дуже вражаюче! Дякую, що поділився! Бажаю натхнення у наступних роботах!
І я вам Дякую за побажання;)
❤
Beautiful. Amazing craftsmanship, be proud.
Very beautiful art work. Thank you for sharing/showing the usage of tools and cut techniques. You are a real master who fascinates and encourage me to work with wood :). NB, when I was a child, I had a friend who had the same last name like you :)
Thank you. I am very pleased. Maybe your friend is my relative :)) :))
Such an amazing piece of art, whish I was this good with timber, I can barely get a perfect fit with inlay lol
Thank you))))
Magnífico !!!!
Eres un genio
Just amazing!!
thanks
Very nice
This is just gorgeous wow. U sure know how to work it. I think a place like Chicago art museum or major college like Harvard would be interested in stuff. Even private collectors not just in the United states would want this and have u create more. U know perhaps the Catholics would want to hire u. U have to reach out to them it can't be someone else. Your young and have a specific style in your work. Very pretty. Classy. Good luck to you and your family. We r only limited by our own imagination. Ur skills are above the norm. What a blessing to watch u in action.
Thank you Anna. Such comments like yours make my inspiration to be greater.
It`s a good idea! I`ll think about it and what I can do
Excellent work! Your skill is astounding. (And in oak, as well!)
Thank you
This is beautiful! I hope to see more on the channel!
there will definitely be more video
@@oleksandrhrytsaiwoodcarvin1051 Glad to hear it!
Biwtiful art amejing
Amazing work!! Maybe you sould come in Greece at mount Athos were the orthodox monasteries might help you provide your masterpieces? Hope you find the way to shell your art the way it deserves it!
Thank you very much for the advice! I`ll consider and try to contact them. Take care of yourself!
😮👏👏👏
Can you tell me how thick the oak panel that you are carving and it approximate height and width? Also, do you have a guide as to how deeply you can safely carve without compromising the panel's strength? You work is beautiful and I hope to try to make my own version of this carving as I am a hobbyist carver in the States.
Like, epta)))
Дякую;)
جميل جدآ
It is a shame that there is not as much attention to carvers like you
Hi
Hi;)
Beautiful work. Do you mind telling me what wood you used here?
I used oakwood for this project
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Great job. Like modern Pinzel!
I love doing carving
Please can you help me please?
Spectacular, what is the chisel without the hand that wields it...?
Sorry I didn't understand the question
@@oleksandrhrytsaiwoodcarvin1051
No question. From Conan" Flesh is
stronger than steel.what is a sword ( or chisel) without the hand that wields it ? Your skills are extraordinary.
What type of wood? Looks very dense.
I used oakwood for this project
Was that a die grinder you were using at one point? What bit/burr was that?
I used a regular Chinese router WinTech WER-850 E
What did you use to get the background down to the right depth?
I put a depth gauge on the drill, the video shows that there is a piece of wood on the drill. After drilling, I level the area with a chisel
Why are using someone's else's art work there is a word for that.
Taking a master work and recreating it in 3D is extremely difficult and deserves respect.
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