Carving a Reed & Laurel Leaf Foot - Complete Lesson

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  • Опубліковано 27 лис 2024

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  • @woodpeckerbinojpathrose3068
    @woodpeckerbinojpathrose3068 3 роки тому

    Super carving work👍👍👍all the best

  • @pegasusteam
    @pegasusteam 3 роки тому

    Beautiful carving

  • @JerseyJimFish
    @JerseyJimFish 2 роки тому

    I stumbled on this channel for help sharpening a v gouge.
    Your work is inspirational, motivational and enjoyable to watch.
    I too have a channel (mostly fishing and seafood but do have some sculptural and art projects).
    The camera angles, lighting and editing of your movies...
    Brilliant!
    Just subscribed. Thanks for the content.😁

  • @birdsadventuresinwoodandmusic
    @birdsadventuresinwoodandmusic 8 років тому

    Your skill is just amazing to watch. I enjoy watching you carve almost as much as I'm learning to enjoy carving myself. It is a great "stress reliever"! Though I think the desire was probably always there way back somewhere, I already had the love of music and made my living that way, but I'm now able to have a bit more time to try this, and it's all your fault lol! You just make it look so easy, but then, that is the sign of a really great artist. They make it look easy.

  • @Jerseyhighlander
    @Jerseyhighlander 4 роки тому

    That is some seriously impressive work.

  • @billfromelma
    @billfromelma 9 років тому

    Hey Mary, I'm sitting here watching the video and every so often I hear a puff of air removing a chip or dust. And I think, what if she got a penny for every time she puffed away a chip, (since you started learning) , how much money would that be? Heh, Just a little something to make you smile. This project came out stunning. You trully have a gift and a love for what you do. Thanks so much for sharing it with us.

    • @marymay155
      @marymay155  9 років тому

      +billfromelma Thanks! A penny for every puff - wow! I could purchase that expensive peanut butter! Do you know what? I'd still be carving for a living :)

  • @MessickGreg
    @MessickGreg 2 роки тому

    Mary that's beautiful

  • @gideonsward
    @gideonsward 8 років тому

    enjoyable watching your carving videos.

  • @PatrickKrolickoff
    @PatrickKrolickoff 7 років тому

    Her voice is AMAZING!

  • @ZittoRossi
    @ZittoRossi 9 років тому

    Parabéns, estou acompanhando os outros videos, o teu trabalho tem muitas nuances de tuas mãos abençoadas, sucesso sempre para ti!!!

    • @marymay155
      @marymay155  9 років тому

      +Zitto Rossi Thank you so much!

  • @andresvillagra4539
    @andresvillagra4539 9 років тому

    hermoso trabajo gracias por compartirlo con nosotros !!!!

    • @marymay155
      @marymay155  9 років тому

      +Andres Villagra Thank you!

  • @confiscator
    @confiscator 9 років тому

    I notice you roll the v chisel outward when you get to the end of a cut. Looks like a really smart technique. Thanks.
    Beautiful work and videos. I'd love to see you carve a lion ball & claw. (Ball & paw?)

    • @marymay155
      @marymay155  9 років тому

      +confiscator Sometimes I don't even notice those subtle movements. But yes, it helps to finish the cut nicely.

    • @marymay155
      @marymay155  9 років тому

      +confiscator Thanks! Check out my online school - I have a lesson on repairing one and also on how to carve the Philadelphia ball and claw. www.marymaycarving.com/carvingschool

  • @andrewbeckman351
    @andrewbeckman351 6 років тому

    If you were not filming, on average how long would it take to carve one of those legs, thanks for your time.

  • @amaurirotella9490
    @amaurirotella9490 4 роки тому

    Mui bela perça

  • @shohidurrahmansumon5134
    @shohidurrahmansumon5134 2 роки тому

    I need a this job can you give me a job your workshop please ma,am

  • @sultanansary5773
    @sultanansary5773 4 роки тому

    Nic mem,,