I served a 2 year apprenticeship starting 42 years ago. From there I have developed a system using tools and techniques that are not commonly used for woodcarving. This has enabled me to expand my designs and speed up the process. A year working as a woodcarver in 1984 and 85 in Switzerland and Italy added greatly to my skills. I teach classes sharing my tools and techniques at my studio periodically. Go to my website for details.
Sounds like the school of Brienz... I would love to be able to afford to go. Working a small business which i carve. Not really what i would like to carve, but in the least providing me the finances for sustainable living cost, and possibly getting to a goal of taking a course in traditional woodcarving in Switzerland, in Brienz. Right now, i have just come out of corrective heart surgery, and am on my way to full recovery. It will take me a few months before i will be abled for business restart, which will put me on track for financing the school of Brienz. The best of the best... I'm hopeful....
When I was there, Switzerland would not issue visas for students under 30. I was 34 at the time so I was disappointed. Instead, I spent a year studying carvings by observation and working as a woodcarver to hone my skills. If you are under 30, make sure you do it before it's too late or maybe they have changed the rules since then.
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look good in log cabin house
I served a 2 year apprenticeship starting 42 years ago. From there I have developed a system using tools and techniques that are not commonly used for woodcarving. This has enabled me to expand my designs and speed up the process. A year working as a woodcarver in 1984 and 85 in Switzerland and Italy added greatly to my skills. I teach classes sharing my tools and techniques at my studio periodically. Go to my website for details.
Sounds like the school of Brienz... I would love to be able to afford to go. Working a small business which i carve. Not really what i would like to carve, but in the least providing me the finances for sustainable living cost, and possibly getting to a goal of taking a course in traditional woodcarving in Switzerland, in Brienz. Right now, i have just come out of corrective heart surgery, and am on my way to full recovery. It will take me a few months before i will be abled for business restart, which will put me on track for financing the school of Brienz. The best of the best... I'm hopeful....
When I was there, Switzerland would not issue visas for students under 30. I was 34 at the time so I was disappointed. Instead, I spent a year studying carvings by observation and working as a woodcarver to hone my skills. If you are under 30, make sure you do it before it's too late or maybe they have changed the rules since then.
i like the quail the best...but the rest or equally impressive.