Carving a 4 foot LEATHER DRAGON!
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Carving a huge leather dragon! This is the biggest leather project I've ever attempted! In this video I show you the good, bad and random things that happen during this massive project.
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Tools I use to carve leather:
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Deer foot modeling tool: amzn.to/3iEAhMF
Light weight maul: amzn.to/3FptiAY
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Checkered Edge Beveler (tooling): amzn.to/3oxTweK
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I had multiple people asking to see the process behind taking on big projects. So, while I don't teach you how to do everything I show in the video, I hope this provides some insight into my process for attempting a big project like this. Tell me what you think....did you like this format? Should we do more like it?
Yes. This is exactly what I want to see more of. If I see another cowboy leather piece, it better be where the cowboy is being eaten by a dragon. Seriously, it is wonderful to see carving that is not in the western motif.
That's a great idea. Might have to work something up!
And thank you. Lots more like this coming.
Appropriate music! Liked instantly. Still on the early bevelling.
Hell yes! More fantasy art work, I’m here for it
One Alabama boy transferred to another state to another, A big ROLL TIDE! shout out. That was a lot of work. Beautiful work , I’m impressed. Retired and been enjoying leather work for 12years. I am no where near the artist you are. I recently discovered you work through Weaver. Please keep up the great work!
Mind blowing, Love the feeling of completing a large project. Great skill here. Thanks
Just astounding work
WOW. I love the embossing, can't wait for part 2, keep them coming.
Thank you! Next week we have an "off the wall project"... the following week I should have part 2 ready to go.
You certainly have patience! I wouldn’t be able to do that. I HAVE LITTLE OR NO PATIENCE!
That is badass!!!
man you make that look so easy, I've been thinking about getting me a leather tooling set for a long time but keep procrastinating, I used to airbrush and still have all of my equipment, I haven't drawn anything free hand in a long time but it looks like that's not a necessary skill to have for leather tooling. now I just have to convince the wife that the leather tools won't be sitting in a box like my airbrush is.
Poor baby maul needed a vacation after that project. 😢
Incredible work! 😲🥰
I have definitely bevelled the wrong side as well haha you corrected it perfectly 🤘
Thank you! It's so easy to make a mistake on a large project like this. Frustrating too. I was very relieved to see the "fix" worked.
Very nice work. Hopefully one day I will be at that level of skill. One thing you could add is a close up video of how you fixed the mistakes. I struggle with that sometimes, not knowing how to fix something. Thank for you videos.
Keep working and you'll get there!
And thanks for the feedback. I'll do that. Might even do a video on how to repair mistakes.
I don’t even have words for how incredible/fierce/gorgeous/creative/powerful/(just keep inserting adjectives here) this is! I would have loved this broken into even more parts to see the various tools/techniques used in detail. This is precisely the kind of projects I love to see! What a masterpiece!
Thank you! 😊 In still learning what the subscribers would like to see, but I'll try to get more of that in the video in the future. Lots more projects like this coming!
Cool beans dude.
Would love to see you take on an Asian dragon scene.
This was very cool to watch. I think more of the non traditional is what a lot of us are after.
It's coming. I've got nautical, medieval, restoration, armor, and apocalyptic projects coming. 😏
Just learning. I’m like a sponge right now. I love seeing everything. Thank you for your videos
Happy to do it. Let me know if there is anything you'd like to see covered
GIT R DONE!!! Yessah, more, more, more!!!!!!!!!
Working on painting it now.
So in love with this piece! Can't wait to see the next part.
Thank you!
That is stunning!! Well done, we need more of this kind of leather tooling. Traditional is lovely, but it pales in comparison.
OMG!!! what an amazing project! I would probably go nuts working on something like this. Amazing my friend just amazing!
Thank you! At the time, it was definitely the most challenging project I had ever attempted.
WOW
This is one of the most awesome project that I have ever seen. Well done. By the way, thanks for sharing your fixes to your mistakes.
Thank you! And I absolutely want to share those parts of the projects. Fixing mistakes is an important skill
This is absolutely amazing! Would love to see what tools you use to create the texture, backgrounding,... You really should turn these in paid masterclasses!
Thank you! It was a simple Tandy craft tool. I'll try to post the number later.
As for the Master class, do you think there's enough people out there who be interested in tackling something like that?
First off: ROLL TIDE ROLL!
Second: holy crapballs, that is feckin' awesome
Big kudos
Roll Tide brother!
And thank you!
I would like to see more projects like this, excellent work
Thank you! Can I ask..is it the fantasy aspect (dragons, wizards, and such) that you like, or is it the fact that its "different" from what you see everywhere else? I'm trying to make sure I bring content that the subscribers are looking for.
@@TheLeatherverse the fact that is not western floral, and that it is well done. I would like to see yoda from starwars or Groot from guardians of the galaxy. Something different. I love leather work and think we could bring more people in the art if we can break free from the floral stereotype. Thank you for your contribution. P.s. I think flora is a great way to learn the basics but that it needs to lead to something more if it's going to have wider appeal
@@chrisnixon2179 I agree wholeheartedly! You gotta learn floral to learn the basics, but then where can we take it. I'll see what I can do about a Star Wars piece. Great suggestion
Holy shit!!!!, That looks absolutely awesome.
As usual, AMAZING! It was so nicely video those 8 day literally felt like I was watching it in seconds had to watch it several times fantastic thank you
Thank you!!!
you're absolutely right..... JUST DO IT. I gotta make me one of those pirate/treasure maps and then I plan on "The Endeavour" James Cook's ship
Ooh! That will be a good one. They're a fun project. Good luck with it
The only way that you will ever truly know, is if you try. It's ok if what you are trying is a bit outside your current skill level. As a guitar player, I know this all too well. Keep practicing and you'll eventually get it. 🤘🤘😁
Yes indeed!
This is impressive! Incredible work. It looks great in veg-tan, I can't wait to see what it looks like in the the next video.
Roll Tide!
Thank you and Roll Tide!
I love your leather work .. im wondering if you could to a video on how you raised the leather to make it rounded and lifted it up to give it a more 3D look... Thanks Gary
Yes! I've got one coming up. Can't promise how soon, but it's on the list. :) And thank you!
I have a few questions. How do you store your project over night and work on it the next day without losing all the moisture in the leather if you can't lay it aside on a flat surface? Can you roll it up and is there a special way?
Impressive!
Thank you! Do you think we should do more of these "come along for the ride" style videos?
@@TheLeatherverse oh sure! I just recently found your channel and haven't gotten all the updates of the last few videos. I say your map video and subbed but then haven't seen anything since till this one. So I'm still kinda new to watching your videos.
@@jeffallen3382 I try to put out one a week, but it usually ends up being one every two weeks. If you click the bell icon it'll tell you when we put one out
@@TheLeatherverse I have done that. I follow most all of the leather channels... sometimes RUclips just doesn't notify even when rhe bell is set. It wouldn't be the first time it's happened.
I ignore the voice. If I can see in my head all the steps to do a thing, I'll do the thing.
Awesome!! Any online classes or? Ive been at it for a few years and would like to get to a next level.
If wood is dented, they can raise the dent with wet rags and hot irons. Steaming the dent. Do you think that might work for correcting mid-bevels as the left wing about 13:00 time stamp?
It's a good idea. My initial thought is that it probably wouldn't work just because of the amount of water put on the leather during tooling. It's possible that the water/heat combo might make the difference, but honestly (with this specific mistake) it was a pretty easy fix.
That’s awesome,I like the way you layout your videos.what did you use to shade in the scales , that brung it to life
Thank you! I'm still learning the best format for the videos, so that's great feedback.
When you ask about shading the scales, which ones are you referring to? The chest or face?
@@TheLeatherverse the face is what I was talking about and did you push out from the flesh side for more definition.thanks
Initially I used a matting tool between the scales. Later, I embossed areas of it to give it more shape.
@@TheLeatherverse thanks it really turned out nice. I’ve did some deer and coyotes but just brung out the key spots as good as I could with the beveler and spoon from the front , so so lol
Can you recommend a good place to buy leather and a good tool kit to start out with.
Definitely! We cover that in this video. :)
ruclips.net/video/M6PkFwxvkrU/видео.html
how often to you wet your work
In a large piece like this, especially during the winter when the air is so dry, I re-wet a lot. At first, I use a sponge to really case it thoroughly. After that, I do a surface case with a spray bottle to maintain the moisture.
ok so first cool dragon. next my voices don.t say things like yours do. Mine make me do dumb things like jump out of a perfectly good airplane.
😂 I'm glad I don't have your voices
wouldnt that be a problem to keep it cased
Out of context, I'm not sure I understand the question. Are you just asking, "wouldn't it be a problem to keep it cased"? If so, I just recase it as needed.