How to carve a Traditional Green Man - Woodcarving Workshops
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2011
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One from a series of lessons in the Woodcarving Workshops.tv website by master carver Chris Pye in which he guides you through the carving of a traditional, European-style Green Man in Limewood (Tilia spp).
Here he looks at the important first pass of the 'bosting in' stage.
For the rest on the series and other video lessons, go to Woodcarving Workshops.tv - woodcarvingworkshops.tv
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FINALLY!! A step by step clear explanation from start to finish. This is the FIRST time I have understood HOW to step a project down. I am a beginning foam carver and there is very little information on HOW to carve 3d items. Watching woodcarving seemed a good idea (high relief is my goal.) I have subscribed to your pages and will devour all your instructional material asap! simple demo of drawing, carving half, redrawing and going back and forth was a wonderful tip!! I cant thank you enough
Thank you very much from Czech republic. It's very useful for me. Great job.
Chris, I have a few of your books & dvd #3. Very informative ..... thanks for sharing this video.
Very nice, you are very talented, thank you for sharing your knowledge, I greatly appreciate it.
Such skill..respect
Beautiful
good to know. thanks a lot.
Thank you so much for showing me how to do this .It is much appreciated.
Wonderful video...can any body suggest from where to learn wood sculpture
That’s a good question. Im not aware of any sculpture artists on YT.
Nice sir
Pena que não consigo entender
has a continuation video been made?
Yes, indeed. You can see the full length project in detail and get the working drawing download by subscribing to Woodcarving Workshops.tv - link above. The cost is about a coffee and bagel a month and you can sign up and check everything out for a single month if you want.
What type of wood is this please
I'm using Limewood (Tilia spp) but any good carving wood will do.
Looks like bass wood to me.
wonderful but don't buy sharpie color markers they're toxic.
epic! difficulty: ASIAN