You put lots of work not only into your sculptures but the quality of your videos and also sprinkle in a little of your own goofy personality. These details don't go unnoticed, Jonas. Everyone loves your videos down to the smallest things.
It's so gorgeous Jonas!!! I need one of my own!! And on the pendants, my daughter and I own three of those, 2 foxes and a wolf, they're beautiful and we love them and get a ton of complements on them every time we wear them! Definitely worth buying one (or three) people!!
Such a brilliant idea! And that Danish oil makes it look like silk! ❤ An excellent concept of mixing animals features! I think you're on to something. Bless! 🇦🇺🤗🙏
I come from Wyoming, the ancestral hopping grounds of the Rocky Mountain Many-feathered Jackelope. I've seen lots of renditions of jackalopes in every sort of medium: Carvings, papier-mache, bronze castings, and the most interesting: amateur taxidermists, combining every kind of rabbit head with every kind of antler or horn, including bighorn sheep, elk, pronghorn, every variety of deer. I never saw any done with moose horns, thankfully. I can't count the number of roadside jackalope sculptures I've seen in small Wyoming towns. And after all those jackalope images in my memory, I'm confident that I like this one best! Bravo!
Your drawings are so professional. This jackalop does look demented.You are an amazing craftsman. I love the horns on the jackalop. He looks so real. A fun relaxing video.
Hey!! Cool! The Wyoming Jackalope! That's the one thing around here I've never seen "live", but we have several mounted ones around here. One day, maybe when I'm out hunting, I may see one. They are really very shy and elusive creatures. I've heard tell that that they mate for life, can have only 2-4 babies 1x a year and that the babies don't get their horns until they are around a year old. Which makes sense since they also grow very slowly, the jackalopes I mean, not the horns. They shed their horns like deer do, but they must have a secret place where they do that because I've not heard anyone say they found some shed ones in my 71 years. It is possible that the Prairie Dogs pick them up right away to protect the Jackalope lands.? I mean, find the horns - find the Jacks, right? Excellent work, there Mr. Jonas. ---- I made all that up by the way just now - the story part, I mean. And, gosh, I just realized you posted this on my birthday!
Actually, you should do one video where u speak Norwegian and add subtitles. I like listening to foreign languages. Not 100% sure about the others, but I think more folks think the same. :D
Hi Jonas, I'm two weeks late, but watching your STUNNING creation whilst having lunch. Keep up the FANTASTIC WORK! Lol..👏👏👏..loved telephone call intro & guitar sketch.... U Joker!...😂😂.lol
Jackalope, way cool . Had to sub. Not a carver .......yet . Awesome vid . Will be watching all your vids ..but first got get out my dermal . Wow . Looks just like the Jackalopes we have here in B.C Canada , lol . Thx for sharing a great talent you have .
Awesome work Jonas, I kinda knew that holding pc was goen to break free, try drilling a hole in each pc & use a dowel to join them, love the way it came out especially the antlers. Great job 😜👍 Mythological? I'd like to think If you can breath life into a pc of wood, by drawing it, carving it, & touching it. "IT IS REAL"!
There used to be a stuffed jackalope in a shop in Braemar in Scotland. It was moth eaten and quite beat up but it was over 100 years old. Yours is looking far far better.
My sincere complements! Love your attention to the detail. While looking at the sketch, I was wondering about the final size of the piece. And was not disappointed :) It is amazing to watch you working, please go on! Och du får gärna prata norska om du vill. ;) I am not an ethnic Swede, but your particular dialect (?) of Norwegian is quite easy to understand. :)) Carry on, sir!
Woodworking tip, collect sawdust in various colors so that you can mix it into the epoxy you use to attach parts like the antlers. This will help to hide the joints and look more professional.
Thoroughly enjoyed the humour, the skill, the imagination, although I did think you were going to saw your hand in two at one point Jonas. I did notice the cuts on your hands, you are not getting careless are you? What a lovely place you chose to do your hand sanding, later after the oiling of the Jackalope did you see that the different colour would come out at the nose, or was it a surprise, I didn`t notice the different grain, anyway Jonas see you on the next one as Mike Stinnett says, regards from John in England.
I'm only 50 seconds in and I'm busting up! What I find even funnier then your skits, how you just pass right by them without even laughing at yourself. hahaha Ahhhh... you're awesome. Just saying 😁 K back to the video and as far as I know, they're mythical.
Great job man, maybe tell the boss next time to ease up. As always your videos are endearing with peaceful music, touches of humor, and wonderful wooden sculptures.
English is a very difficult second language! Most of us with English as a first language still have trouble sometimes. You are doing great :D Also great guitar solo :P
I couldn't help wincing when you were sawing and the head came off in your hand. So glad you didn't have to dye the whole thing red to match any blood stains. ;) Finished product looks so good. Do you ever name your creations?
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You put lots of work not only into your sculptures but the quality of your videos and also sprinkle in a little of your own goofy personality. These details don't go unnoticed, Jonas. Everyone loves your videos down to the smallest things.
He's a sweetheart 🙏🥹❤
The music makes this video really relaxing😊👍.
Thank you! :D
@@Jonasolsenwoodcraft ;)
Yes it does I nodded off twice...lol
It's so gorgeous Jonas!!! I need one of my own!!
And on the pendants, my daughter and I own three of those, 2 foxes and a wolf, they're beautiful and we love them and get a ton of complements on them every time we wear them! Definitely worth buying one (or three) people!!
Thank you so much for that Friday! Its really cool to see those of you who has followed me the longest :D makes it all worth it!
Such a brilliant idea! And that Danish oil makes it look like silk! ❤ An excellent concept of mixing animals features! I think you're on to something.
Bless! 🇦🇺🤗🙏
Wow, great job. I am very glad that music appeared in your videos, this music makes the video more fun.
Your projects are so amazing, super inspiring too!
Beautiful music, beautiful environment and classic humour, I love it!
You never disappoint Jonas ... Thank you
Found this channel by accident... I love jackalopes :3 subbed for the ridiculous talent and sense of humor. Thank you for existing!
Living in WEST TEXAS JACKALOPES are such a symbolic symbol
So glad I started following you awhile ago. I loved how your humor is shining through more and more!
Such a beautiful art! Keep sharing as, thanks :)
Where are talent meets dedication.. this will happen.. amazing work.👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Very nice relaxing video, and beautiful end product. Well done, and thanks for sharing with us☺
I come from Wyoming, the ancestral hopping grounds of the Rocky Mountain Many-feathered Jackelope. I've seen lots of renditions of jackalopes in every sort of medium: Carvings, papier-mache, bronze castings, and the most interesting: amateur taxidermists, combining every kind of rabbit head with every kind of antler or horn, including bighorn sheep, elk, pronghorn, every variety of deer. I never saw any done with moose horns, thankfully. I can't count the number of roadside jackalope sculptures I've seen in small Wyoming towns.
And after all those jackalope images in my memory, I'm confident that I like this one best! Bravo!
I find ur videos very peaceful and artistic at the same time🙂. Thank you ❤️❤️
Thank you!
J'ai hâte de voir vos prochaines vidéos. Qu'elle Talent ! Merci pour c'est vidéos ; bravo à vous
You have inspired me. I will have one on my wall before the week is over!
Beautiful work, Jonas. Nice subtle humour.
The open mouth really was a good touch. Your videos are cool to watch, learn and laugh. Keep it up !
It's beautiful jonas as is all your projects 👌👌😊
Nice work! There is nothing better than putting the finish on. Danish oil is my go to as well.
I! Love! Your super-strong sense of design! Watching all those beautiful clean lines emerge is so wonderful. Your style is so cool. ⭐️
looks beautiful , well done!
Волшебный зайцелоп! Супер!!! Красивые кадры в лесу с елочками, такое все зелененькое и яркое, очень классно!
Really cool piece Jonas👍
beautiful as always keep up the good work!
Your drawings are so professional. This jackalop does look demented.You are an amazing craftsman. I love the horns on the jackalop. He looks so real. A fun relaxing video.
Ahh thats interesting. I can definitely see where you get that from. Thank you!
Awesome job Jonas! Very inspiring!
lol that guitar solo 😂
Coffee Cat Same here. I had know idea what was going on, but it was Funny. Lol. 😀😀😀😃😃😃
Какая красота ..я хочу повторить это для себя и спрашиваю разрешения .Спасибо ..было очень завлекательное кино !!!
Sus manos crean magia. Es precioso su trabajo. Muchas gracias por compartir. Felicidades
You have such a talent for drawing. It makes me want to practice my drawing skills more.
Beautiful work. Love the humour too. Best wishes!
Your skills are way out of this world 💪
Brilliant as always!
DUDEE you are crazy talented!!! I love watching your videos to relax!
Another amazing project.
nicely done, great vid
Amigo Jonas cada obra maestra está siempre echa por un gran artesano como tú....!!! Gracias por tu vídeo saludos cordiales desde CanCun México 🇲🇽✌️😃
Beautiful! As always.
so beautiful clean and smooth ! know thats talent!
Hey!! Cool! The Wyoming Jackalope! That's the one thing around here I've never seen "live", but we have several mounted ones around here. One day, maybe when I'm out hunting, I may see one. They are really very shy and elusive creatures. I've heard tell that that they mate for life, can have only 2-4 babies 1x a year and that the babies don't get their horns until they are around a year old. Which makes sense since they also grow very slowly, the jackalopes I mean, not the horns. They shed their horns like deer do, but they must have a secret place where they do that because I've not heard anyone say they found some shed ones in my 71 years. It is possible that the Prairie Dogs pick them up right away to protect the Jackalope lands.? I mean, find the horns - find the Jacks, right? Excellent work, there Mr. Jonas. ---- I made all that up by the way just now - the story part, I mean. And, gosh, I just realized you posted this on my birthday!
Great craftsmanship as always. It's a pleasure to watch your videos :)
Excellent work!
Hahaha 😂😂😂 your videos always make me laugh!!! You also did a great job on the Jackalope!
Haha thank you!
Actually, you should do one video where u speak Norwegian and add subtitles. I like listening to foreign languages. Not 100% sure about the others, but I think more folks think the same. :D
I agree.
Laylla's Locker i agree
Laylla's Locker i’m norwegian
Hi Jonas, I'm two weeks late, but watching your STUNNING creation whilst having lunch.
Keep up the FANTASTIC WORK!
Lol..👏👏👏..loved telephone call intro & guitar sketch.... U Joker!...😂😂.lol
holaaa !!! no deja de asombrarme tu trabajo , me encanta , felicitaciones !!! abrazo desde Uruguay
Brilliant..way to go!
You are the best Jonas, beautiful job. Congratulations greetings from Madrid
Thank you! :D
Nice piece of work keep up the good work.
Awesome work! I love it !
Sooooo good, as always!😄
Nice work as always 😁 love your edits makes video more entertaining
*Wow, it's beautiful!* 🤩🤩. A great job and very creative. Greetings genius!!😋🍻👍
I love your stuff! It's all so amazing! Wish I had the skills you do!
the editing is so funny hahah. you're really amazing!
Bravo Master.excellent work.I'm sorry I can't shake Your hand.good luck in your work
Amaizing talent you have
You are an amazing artist 🌹
Quedo muy bueno maestro , he aprendido mucho con tus videos. Saludos desde Chile.
Jackalope, way cool . Had to sub. Not a carver .......yet . Awesome vid . Will be watching all your vids ..but first got get out my dermal . Wow . Looks just like the
Jackalopes we have here in B.C Canada , lol . Thx for sharing a great talent you have .
Beautiful
I always thought of a jackalope as a deer with a rabbit's body. Hahaha
nice job...…. looks great
Awesome work Jonas, I kinda knew that holding pc was goen to break free, try drilling a hole in each pc & use a dowel to join them, love the way it came out especially the antlers. Great job 😜👍
Mythological? I'd like to think If you can breath life into a pc of wood, by drawing it, carving it, & touching it. "IT IS REAL"!
There used to be a stuffed jackalope in a shop in Braemar in Scotland. It was moth eaten and quite beat up but it was over 100 years old. Yours is looking far far better.
😍💕, that's just really cool
My sincere complements! Love your attention to the detail. While looking at the sketch, I was wondering about the final size of the piece. And was not disappointed :) It is amazing to watch you working, please go on! Och du får gärna prata norska om du vill. ;) I am not an ethnic Swede, but your particular dialect (?) of Norwegian is quite easy to understand. :)) Carry on, sir!
Woodworking tip, collect sawdust in various colors so that you can mix it into the epoxy you use to attach parts like the antlers. This will help to hide the joints and look more professional.
Dam you do great work I like watching you excellent workmanship
Perfeito pequena peça mais rica em detalhes Parabéns 👏👏
Incrível seu trabalho!😍 Estou fascinada,muito caprichoso👏👏
Thoroughly enjoyed the humour, the skill, the imagination, although I did think you were going to saw your hand in two at one point Jonas. I did notice the cuts on your hands, you are not getting careless are you? What a lovely place you chose to do your hand sanding, later after the oiling of the Jackalope did you see that the different colour would come out at the nose, or was it a surprise, I didn`t notice the different grain, anyway Jonas see you on the next one as Mike Stinnett says, regards from John in England.
Good job man!
To be entirely fair, English is tricky for the English, as well. Great stuff, homeslice. You're kicking ass, as usual.
So nice!
Carver man!
Really enjoy the Jackalope
I'm only 50 seconds in and I'm busting up! What I find even funnier then your skits, how you just pass right by them without even laughing at yourself. hahaha Ahhhh... you're awesome. Just saying 😁
K back to the video and as far as I know, they're mythical.
Great job man, maybe tell the boss next time to ease up. As always your videos are endearing with peaceful music, touches of humor, and wonderful wooden sculptures.
I am trying to reason with him... but its very hard! :D
I can understand that, my boss is tough on me too. Still, ya doing great!
Good job buddy, I like to see you do some type of small totem pole 👍
Очень здорово получилось, моё восхищение!
WOW, i love it !
Thank you!
Loved this vid, I love you bro ❤️👍🏻
Holy smokes, so many flies up north... totally didn't expect that.
Wao , Fantástico .
Un saludo desde Arequipa - Perú.
Хорошо получилось 👍
nice piece.
when put the pieces in the box, I was thinking why is he doing that hhhh?
oh just going outside to do some sanding
I love this "mythical" creatures... thanks for sharing, it became an amazing pice *-*
Greetings from germany
Superb video
very good, i wish i had your talent
Whoever complains about you speaking Norwegian is silly. I love hearing other languages beings spoken, and reading subtitles.
That is beautiful.
Haha loved this video! You really are a true artist (I know I've said it before. ) looking forward to the next video as always!
very cool I love it ....and you are fun 😁
That awesome!
English is a very difficult second language! Most of us with English as a first language still have trouble sometimes. You are doing great :D
Also great guitar solo :P
Wonder full!!!
I couldn't help wincing when you were sawing and the head came off in your hand. So glad you didn't have to dye the whole thing red to match any blood stains. ;) Finished product looks so good. Do you ever name your creations?
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Keep up the good work! It's Always a pleasure to watch your masterpieces come together step by step.
Never stop!
Awesome!!!
Thank you!