Carving the sculptural table "Swallowtail." David Groth documentary, chapter 3 of 9.

In chapter 3 I will be rough carving from a wet 3,000 lb. myrtlewood root ball the abstract sculptural table that as it unfolds begins to remind me of a swallowtail butterfly. This video is the third of 9 chapters in my 81 minute documentary titled "The creation of abstract form in wood: Carving sculptural tables." More information can be found on my website www.davidgroth.com.

[@ronaldrutledge1926]

You do excellent work very creative and a very talented artist love your work

[@solarhellas6687]

I guess you already know you are a genius of the wood!
I am so sorry am so far away... (and i wish i could afford it. because am sure such work will cost a lot) I would be happy if i could have pieces of your work at my home!
You are an artist an elf of the wood.
(You can use the sawdust for the garden)

[@DavidGrothsculpture]

Yes I use the sawdust for my garden and also layer it into the compost. Very appreciative of your comment, Thanks!

[@hickup8661]

OMG,you've been lucky so far mate.Do you not care for your wellbeing,buy some chaps and for goodness sake use your chainbrake man,learn some safe habits and you'll live longer with all your bits n pieces still attached to you!!
Nice work all the same but be more careful please!

[@denaredford6701]

Like I thought a genius .

[@karloflaherty]

is the camerawoman irish?

[@Myrmidon717]

this lady is obsessed with weight