I Carved A Giant Block of Epoxy & Wood.

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  • Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
  • I carved 87 lbs of epoxy into a rainbow trout. I used bent lamination for the very first time and it turned out better than expected. I used a chainsaw and other tools to #powercarve this one of a kind sculpture. This was such a fun build! #Carving #woodworking
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  • @nicholasbira2817
    @nicholasbira2817 Год назад +273

    All the failures and problems with resin casting can be really discouraging, but its so satisfying to see you finally get it dialed in and have everything work exactly according to plan for the resin and wood. I love when expertise and planning turn into pain-free process. That curly maple is excellent. Beautiful sculpture, flawless execution. Great job.

    • @BMSculptures
      @BMSculptures  Год назад +22

      Thank you so much! I keep learning new things to better my epoxy pours. We are headed in a better direction now!

    • @austin33785
      @austin33785 4 месяца назад

      Half of this video is sucking Corperate

  • @WaterjetChannel
    @WaterjetChannel Год назад +82

    Any and all "would you just look at it" clips are highly appreciated.
    Also the wonderful craftsmanship but also edbassmaster

  • @pewpewgun
    @pewpewgun Год назад +396

    imho this is probably your most beautiful work up to now. it looks amazing, the details, the sparkling, and the root as a stand leviates this to another level

  • @David-uz9qw
    @David-uz9qw Год назад +38

    This has to be one of my favorites so far. The metal fleck, the colors you choose for your laminates and the fins! The sum is greater than the parts. It is incredible.

  • @mattcavanagh5701
    @mattcavanagh5701 Год назад +121

    Even if this wasn’t for me it would easily be my favorite of your sculptures to date! Absolutely stunning! Thank you so very much!

    • @BMSculptures
      @BMSculptures  Год назад +19

      Thanks Matt! I am so glad you commissioned me for this piece. It was such a fun build. Cant wait until you get it in person!

  • @aapls
    @aapls 14 дней назад +1

    Just found your page and quite literally everything you’ve created thus far is a work of art. Absolutely gorgeous

  • @KleioChronicles
    @KleioChronicles Год назад +150

    The change in jaw actually made it look better because of where the wood pops out with a deeper jaw curve. Those thin fins were nerve-wracking with how easy they could be damaged with a mistake but you managed 😂. The lovely base of wood really made the piece stand out, I was considering how you’d mount it as it’s such a unique shape.

    • @BMSculptures
      @BMSculptures  Год назад +8

      Thank you so much! The fins were very scary to carve haha. Glad you liked it!

    • @mattcavanagh5701
      @mattcavanagh5701 Год назад +3

      I absolutely love that little tip of wood on the bottom jaw!

    • @west3Dgaming
      @west3Dgaming Год назад +2

      @@BMSculptures I can kind of see in the rotation but I would have been interested to see the mounting process as well

    • @chevy4x466
      @chevy4x466 Год назад

      @@BMSculpturesu r a great artist. I was thinking about the eyes. Obviously, the eyes r the focal point of any piece. U were wise to de accentuate the eyes. The lines of the fish 🐠 tell the story, along with the background.

  • @johnnoble6989
    @johnnoble6989 Год назад +3

    You're a genius. Using water to test for leaks, using a winch to lift the thing... there's SO MANY resin workers and hobbyists that need to learn your lessons.

  • @marquittatrent9824
    @marquittatrent9824 Год назад +42

    Absolutely beautiful. That metallic sparkle was spot on. Another great project in the books

  • @3dmaxrsp
    @3dmaxrsp 11 месяцев назад +2

    Perfect.I am from Iran. I have a wood and resin workshop like yours, but for some time I had a mental problem and closed the workshop, but after watching your clip, my passion for wood and resin revived, thank you bro

  • @davespangler9125
    @davespangler9125 Год назад +13

    Blake these things just keep getting more beautiful. Absolutely gorgeous.
    Side note - I really appreciate that you show your learning curve. Seeing that people producing incredible work like this are also still learning and making mistakes is very encouraging.

  • @thomasfoster5200
    @thomasfoster5200 10 месяцев назад +3

    The good lord has definitely blessed you brother. You have the coolest job ever.

  • @SilvrRazorFeather
    @SilvrRazorFeather 10 месяцев назад +4

    You had me memorized from start to finish, and the final reveal took my breath away. The maple reflected in the convex top half of the body is so perfect, brilliant choice. This is such a stunning piece of art

  • @kygal
    @kygal Год назад +1

    I honestly have no idea how I got here and I should absolutely be getting to sleep, but dang! The talent some people posess is amazing to me. 😮😊

  • @carolinefreeman4546
    @carolinefreeman4546 Год назад +16

    Looks incredible as always. I love that you try to get the little bits of detail in there too. I think the glitter works well for this fish but I hope you don't use it too often as one of the things I really admire about your sculptures is how clear they are. There's something almost magical about seeing a beautifully sculpted animal and yet you can see right through it to the wood. However, for this fish it really works and adds the water effect.

    • @BMSculptures
      @BMSculptures  Год назад +4

      absolutely... I 100% agree and will only use metallic flakes when it relates to what I am carving.

  • @kingSizeForSure
    @kingSizeForSure 2 месяца назад

    This is real Art. Personal favorite Sculpture you've done so far.

  • @rochelleuah
    @rochelleuah 11 месяцев назад +3

    The finished rainbow trout took my breath away. Absolutely gorgeous, thank you for sharing the process.

  • @hanrickbarnard4424
    @hanrickbarnard4424 2 месяца назад

    Wow! This sculpture is stunning! My favourite in your body of work.

  • @alderblanco2362
    @alderblanco2362 Год назад +5

    your work with epoxy gets better and better every single sculpture! This trout looks amazing, what stunning natural wood colors combined with an untouched, wild piece of wood for the backdrop. You did amazing, can't wait to see what you do next.

    • @BMSculptures
      @BMSculptures  Год назад +1

      Thank you so much! Glad you liked it Alder!

  • @Sunbloom289
    @Sunbloom289 8 месяцев назад +2

    When you make a mistake with your creations you most definitely bounce back and make it
    amazing.

  • @DeeDee_Viera
    @DeeDee_Viera Год назад +13

    Woah! I'm so proud of your hard work and will always thank you for sharing your talent with us all! Beautiful job! I really hope whomever requested this beautiful piece enjoys it and shares it with any and everyone who visits them!

  • @tamibell4325
    @tamibell4325 7 месяцев назад +2

    This is absolutely magnificent! So far it's my favorite piece! But I don't know how you can make anything more beautiful than the pieces I've already seen. Your work leaves me mesmerized every time!💥❤

  • @salesshorelinerental
    @salesshorelinerental Год назад +30

    Female trout do not have a kype. Two to four weeks before spawning, male trout undergo physical changes that include developing a kype. Farm raised trout are harvested before they can develop a kype. I still like your sculpture even though the mouth is undersized for a fish that has a kype. Kype😀

    • @BMSculptures
      @BMSculptures  Год назад +9

      Very interesting.

    • @huntzz21
      @huntzz21 Год назад +4

      This is 100% correct. Males develop a kype females do not. It has zero to do with being a hatchery fish. Your brother gave you incorrect information. Methinks he needs to do a little homework before making such a claim. I’m sure he is a great guy, but in this case, his statement was/is false.

  • @Victor-mq3kl
    @Victor-mq3kl 7 месяцев назад +1

    All YOUR video is very interesting and all YOUR skulptūros is absolute DIVINITY!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 You natural master "POSH HANDS!!!

  • @patriciaharkin1571
    @patriciaharkin1571 Год назад +7

    Wow, how awesome is this! The detail is amazing and that metallic sparkle really sets it all off. Great job.

  • @billrowan1957
    @billrowan1957 Год назад +1

    Bro you're a REAL wood worker, maybe not a gray Bush but absolutely 100% REAL!

  • @andrewherrmann2964
    @andrewherrmann2964 Год назад +8

    Definitely the best I have seen so far, and so far I think they have all been brilliant. I love the wave action on curly maple. I try to use it any time I can on my wood working projects. Awesome. Still waiting for the giraffe.

  • @AsianTankPilot
    @AsianTankPilot Год назад +1

    I hope whoever commissioned this displays it proudly and keeps it safe for many future generations to enjoy.

  • @SuperVistaprint
    @SuperVistaprint Год назад +32

    Not the biggest fan of fish…but that is a beautiful piece of art! Well done! Always admire your attitude when approaching new things!

  • @heavyshoulders
    @heavyshoulders Год назад +30

    I think the “tiger stripes” effect is called chatoyance. Learned it from Damascus knife makers. Looks beautiful man! Awesome work!👊🏼

    • @BMSculptures
      @BMSculptures  Год назад +4

      Aha. Thats the word I was looking for... Appreciate it!

    • @Whatfungus
      @Whatfungus Год назад +8

      Interesting! i know chatoyancy from Justinthetrees, especially when he works with quaking aspen! its so beautiful!

    • @judaychop
      @judaychop 11 месяцев назад +2

      If you like that effect you should check out a crystal/mineral called Tigers Eye.

  • @radiantlyshana
    @radiantlyshana Год назад

    You are a REAL woodworker!! You're just learning and human, but dont say you're not a real woodworker!! Beautiful work!!

  • @reggiem1668
    @reggiem1668 Год назад +4

    Just found your channel today. I’d say your artwork is right at the best I’ve ever seen on RUclips! The potential for screwing up days of work would be terrifying to me and makes the finished product that much more impressive! Thanks for sharing it!

  • @Hash3r
    @Hash3r Год назад +4

    Your sculpture is an impressive display of talent and skill. I can tell you put a lot of heart into it 👍

  • @boardmandave
    @boardmandave Год назад

    Another amazing sculpture, I think my favourite is the orange and black tiger made out of rubber treads absolutely wonderful!

  • @jbshaka653
    @jbshaka653 9 месяцев назад +39

    Hello, I am a 72 year old retired engineer, so I am very satisfied (almost ecstatic) to totally ignore ‘Brilliant’.

    • @MemeXee
      @MemeXee Месяц назад

      Common bot L

    • @BhindTheShingle
      @BhindTheShingle Месяц назад

      @@MemeXee95 subscribers in 3 years? You’re the bot, buddy.

    • @MemeXee
      @MemeXee Месяц назад

      @@BhindTheShingle 2 subscribers in 4 years? You’re the bot, buddy.

    • @WinterWyvernE
      @WinterWyvernE 25 дней назад

      @@MemeXeeshut upp

    • @WinterWyvernE
      @WinterWyvernE 25 дней назад

      @@MemeXeewhy do u care if hes a “ bot “ jesus man

  • @kluafoz
    @kluafoz Год назад +1

    My God that's amazingly beautiful!! First time "catching" a video of yours as well!!

  • @Asphroxia
    @Asphroxia Год назад +6

    a 20 minute video really deserves to show off more of this beautiful finished product!

  • @edwardsimmons3721
    @edwardsimmons3721 21 день назад +1

    Adding the black dots really made the piece pop.

  • @loko6725
    @loko6725 Год назад +9

    make a sea horse

  • @kelpstorm
    @kelpstorm Месяц назад

    that higher effort mould seems like a really smart choice! reduces the cost of the resin, lowers the chance of a bad pour, and is better for the environment all in one, nice! :D
    also thats gotta be the funkiest looking spoon ive ever seen, i love it
    edit: just finished the video and wow it looks awesome!! the glitter is perfect for a fish sculpture, very reminiscent of the almost sparkly look of their scales

  • @annekabrimhall1059
    @annekabrimhall1059 5 месяцев назад +4

    The tiger stripes on curly maple look like what Germans call “pregnancy stripes” or stretch marks.

  • @juliahyatt5838
    @juliahyatt5838 Год назад

    Absolute stunning. Saying "well done" seems inadequate. Congratulations on a superb piece of work. I look forward to more videos.

  • @Dustins_Woodworking
    @Dustins_Woodworking Год назад +5

    Awesome work. Just interested, it weighed 87 pounds before carving. What did it end up weighing after carving? My guess is around 30 lbs.

    • @BMSculptures
      @BMSculptures  Год назад +2

      Good guess. I didnt weigh it, but I would say 40-50 lbs.

  • @JustalDragoone
    @JustalDragoone Год назад

    Watching this video even from the start had me enticed but, what really got me was the end reveal. I was amazed so much that I couldn't stop being dumb founded in awe. Keep up the awesome work and I look forward to seeing what comes next.

  • @hackersgoddess
    @hackersgoddess Год назад

    Absolutely stunning! I am blown away. The effect of that curly maple cannot possibly be more perfect. It looks like the water from above reflecting light in ripples on the body of the fish. This is possibly the coolest thing I've seen on RUclips. I was raised by a fly-fisher, on the banks of the Salmon River and this sculpture brought my soul so much joy. Thank you for sharing!

  • @TarotLadyLissa
    @TarotLadyLissa Год назад

    The offcut would have made a pretty neat honey dipper too. The sculpture is stunning! As a hoppy, I make recycled paper. When I saw you dump that bag of vacuum shavings my first thought was "I bet that would make beautiful paper! lol All of the pretty wood colors! I need to find someone with a dust collector and start experimenting! Imagine making a notebook for your shop out of wood dust!! The best kind of recyclable!

  • @susangutierrez4444
    @susangutierrez4444 7 месяцев назад +1

    Wow. Just wow. I grew up in the Pacific Northwest, and I can smell the water and feel the breeze moving over the live fish this represents. Lovely

  • @bakojay8002
    @bakojay8002 Год назад

    You should make more, having a display with three trout. Maybe throw in a few drops of pink in your resin for a more rainbow hue. It looks awesome McFarland keep it up 👍🏼

  • @BountyBoyz
    @BountyBoyz Год назад

    I appreciate your honesty, saying that you took longer seeing that you’re learning and making mistakes. Great insight.

  • @theeclecticlifewithsam
    @theeclecticlifewithsam Год назад

    Wow. Ridiculously beautiful. The level of detail is off the charts!

  • @rogerbrookes3515
    @rogerbrookes3515 11 месяцев назад

    Great piece of work, that little bit of timber that remains on the kype ties it all together for me.

  • @WerWolfEee
    @WerWolfEee Год назад

    Your videos it's like meditation for me! Interesting not only result but whole process!

  • @TheSponge33
    @TheSponge33 Год назад +1

    A pure work of art! Astounding workmanship. I loved the polar bear and now this! You did good.

  • @OohMax
    @OohMax 4 месяца назад

    Wow. God bless your brother. His help made a total difference

  • @PvC63-Jan
    @PvC63-Jan Месяц назад

    Your work is amazing and I love to look at all your video's. Well done Sir!

  • @s.vanderleisantos2242
    @s.vanderleisantos2242 9 месяцев назад

    Beautifully done. A masterpiece made to be appreciated in all its details. Stunning sculpture.

  • @isabelkramen6533
    @isabelkramen6533 Год назад +1

    Fantastic, amazing and exciting! I love watching you work.

  • @hermesrico
    @hermesrico Год назад

    Feels so nice to watch your videos. The attitude the music the techniques not the mention the master craftsmanship. It is just amazing.

  • @jeffs7573
    @jeffs7573 Год назад

    Duuuuuude, that is an awesome carving.
    When you put in the silver flake for a representation of the sparkle of scales that worked perfectly.
    You're a damn fine woodworker.

  • @GothicPoet
    @GothicPoet Год назад +1

    This is beautiful and amazing job. I love fishing and woodworking. I worked with wood for a long time and my stepfather was a construction worker he owned his own business. He paid me to carve wood and tile. He was very proud of me. Him and my mom passed away two years apart. Mom passed away from cancer in 2015 and my stepfather passed away from heart disease two years after. I have great memories of him. He was a great father even my birth father liked him. He appreciated that he was a good father figure for his daughter. I am handicapped so I have always needed assistance. I was given opportunities in school to learn woodworking and metal because of my disability. I kept working with both until I graduated college. I earned a master's degree in advanced science and engineering I took woodworking classes in the first semester and metal shop as well auto shop. I was the only female in my auto shop and I encouraged other ladies to join the next semester so there were five more the next semester. We built a wooden car with working parts and it ran on cheap gasoline. It wasn't legal so we weren't allowed to drive it on the street. Our professor built us a track on the campus. Other students came out for lunch and watched us drive the wooden car. It was a beautiful dark brown with red oak body and white cider side panels. I made the blueprints for it while the others got everything ready and we worked together to make it and we fixed a few flaws before starting it. It was fun. ❤

  • @denisenoble4010
    @denisenoble4010 5 месяцев назад

    this carve is stunning, thank goodness for your brother adding his P.O.V adding the beak. Glad to see you using a winch to take the mould out of the freezer, in a previous video watching you picking up and out made my bad back scream at you, glad you were listening to that too. this carve has got to be one of my favourites too, now im just hungry. great job

  • @marshallguerra1353
    @marshallguerra1353 7 месяцев назад

    Very,very nice. Looks like crystal. Great craftsmanship!!!

  • @Ghostiification
    @Ghostiification Год назад +1

    The sparkling really made this sculpture into something else. Looks very realistic because of it.

  • @observer271
    @observer271 Год назад

    That is so beautiful. The flake is perfect.

  • @henriknordeng
    @henriknordeng 10 месяцев назад

    Absolutly beautiful. Love how the diffrant collers brings it all to life. Would be really fun to se more fish sculptures. Keep up the great work bud.

  • @jonerickson2358
    @jonerickson2358 Год назад

    Grew up fishing for Rainbow in the Beartrap on the Madison River in Montana. Catch one, wrap in foil, butter and slivered almonds and throw in the fire and fish for the next one. After 30 minutes, ad a cold beer and FEAST. Your sculpture made me homesick for the Beartrap and a good meal. Thanks!!!

  • @LarryBrown-db9bw
    @LarryBrown-db9bw Год назад

    You are a true artist. The trout looks awesome

  • @Rob-cg1zu
    @Rob-cg1zu Год назад +1

    This is probably my favorite sculpture I have seen you make. The choice of wood was fantastic! Very well done!

  • @jennylawson1980
    @jennylawson1980 Год назад +2

    One of the best resin/wood sculptures of a Trout Ive ever seen. You did a fantastic job. A later note, dont forget you can tint that resin with those green iridescent drops so that when light hits it it looks like scales. Its tricky to mess with but oh..try it sometime maybe just a suggestion....😊 Creating is all about trial n error.

  • @weetzerswoodshop
    @weetzerswoodshop Год назад +1

    Great Job! As a fellow carver (chainsaw carver that is), I sure can appreciate that someone else is putting in the time to perfect their projects. You have also inspired me to try to chainsaw carve epoxy. Watching the chainsaw work on your videos has giving me some good ideas. Keep up the great work and thanks for sharing!

    • @BMSculptures
      @BMSculptures  Год назад +1

      Thats awesome. Good luck! Would love to see what you do!

  • @user-hz2xl4co9u
    @user-hz2xl4co9u 7 месяцев назад +1

    Those slabs you cut off with the chainsaw might make some small projects. 😃 Trout came out awesome. I recently retired and am getting back into my art. Drawing, wood carving.

  • @ljsakievich
    @ljsakievich Год назад

    These sculptures never get old!

  • @kevinj.wilson3669
    @kevinj.wilson3669 8 месяцев назад

    Wow I’m speechless. Such a delight to watch.

  • @ES-bl1wy
    @ES-bl1wy 3 месяца назад

    Spectacular! That's a beautiful speckled trout.❤️🪱🪝🎣🐟

  • @charlireed9555
    @charlireed9555 Год назад

    "Are you kidding me!?!" This is gorgeous!
    Oh my word!!! Amazing work my friend. Keep up the awesome videos.
    Have a blessed evening from Lee County, Florida

  • @saundrawilson3950
    @saundrawilson3950 Месяц назад

    😮❤❤ The trout came out beautiful. You are so lucky to have a brother they can call you and tell you when you’re making a mistake on one of your carving. Just beautiful I’m new to your station and I most definitely will subscribe to see what else you come up with, thank you for being so creative😊😊😊

  • @mikeanderson2730
    @mikeanderson2730 Год назад

    Fantasticly beutiful sculpture! You, Sir, captured the true essens of the animal. Few artist can do that in clay, a lot fewer in wood. A sculpture that will light up any home. Well done!

  • @cyclemadness
    @cyclemadness Год назад

    This is the first time I've seen water used to test their epoxy mold. I'm surprised more don't do that, especially considering the consequences of not fully sealing the mold. What an easy check.

  • @nanalefevre3670
    @nanalefevre3670 Год назад

    You have me hooked, got to watch all your video's I can find now. Such talent !!!!

  • @wendyjones5871
    @wendyjones5871 Год назад

    That turned out amazing!!! But then again, most of your projects are!!! Thaqnks for sharing your amazing talent with us

  • @GGGG_3333
    @GGGG_3333 Год назад +1

    How he keeps on outdoing himself with every sculpture is just amazing ❤

  • @boblydecker5951
    @boblydecker5951 11 месяцев назад

    I love how the anatomical accuracy of the wild Rainbow Trout was JUST enough to catch a piece of the wood within. Don’t even know where to begin with the compliments. Most people forget that you are not just a sculptor, but a filmmaker too! Camera and editing is great too. Keep it up! 😃👍

  • @annienan7634
    @annienan7634 Год назад

    BEAUTIFUL! my son is a deep sea fisherman! I can just imagine a tuna or his favorite...a HOG FISH! You'd have no problem selling it!
    Just Wow!

  • @arlahare4020
    @arlahare4020 Год назад

    the choice for the top layer of wood was right on. It gives it more depth and movement. Bravo.

  • @Achim476
    @Achim476 10 месяцев назад

    Wow!!!!!!!!! Das ist absolut die Königsdisziplin. Ich gratuliere dir zu deinem perfekten Ergebnis. Unglaublich, mich hauts von den Socken, wieviele Fähigkeiten du perfekt beherrschst. Hut ab👌💪
    greetings from Germany

  • @dark_viper2212
    @dark_viper2212 Год назад +1

    Ok this is just amazing, I have no other words. I just love your work so much! I’m a high school student and for the project we’re doing in art class, I’m taking inspiration from the way you work and from your whale sculpture. I think you will help me in this journey, and I can’t wait till the next sculpture!

    • @BMSculptures
      @BMSculptures  Год назад +1

      That is awesome. Glad you can take something away from my work! I appreciate the support!

  • @lindaamerica4587
    @lindaamerica4587 Год назад

    Outstanding. I love rainbow trout. And you are so modest. A sign of a great artist. I'm sure your client will be more than happy. Thank you so much for sharing your process. 🎨❤

  • @jamielavin1808
    @jamielavin1808 Год назад

    This is an incredible work of how great nature is! Some encouraging thoughts are: you general shape of the fish is “spot-on”. I use gesso to start after I sketch them, but I rarely get to go as 3 dimensional as you have. Mine are about 4” long. What a wonderful piece! I’d bet 100 bucks you could do those for years and years, and not meet the total demand for your fish! I’d also love to see you “grow” your work to a small grouping of them. Whatever you do, there will always be someone new to your skills; someone new to your story.
    Congratulations, Jamie

    • @BMSculptures
      @BMSculptures  Год назад

      Thanks Jamie! I hope to replicate some sculptures in the future. We will see!

  • @Tmrfe0962
    @Tmrfe0962 Год назад

    Magic, simply magnificent. I’m a trout fisherman and if I had the resources, I’d have done the same thing. Thanks for taking the time and effort it makes to film this process.

  • @wendyjones5871
    @wendyjones5871 10 месяцев назад

    Oh my gosh! That turned out GREAT!!! And just remember we learn from our mistakes, which by the way you don't make many so stop beating yourself up😊

  • @DigitalPetrol
    @DigitalPetrol 9 месяцев назад

    Great job. You deserve every penny you were paid for it!

  • @nnusa
    @nnusa Год назад

    The curly maple totally adds a look of the ripple effect from the water above!!!!

  • @Chris7six
    @Chris7six Год назад

    My favorite so far...the top wood choice made it so much better.

  • @garrydye2394
    @garrydye2394 Год назад

    I'd like to see a breakdown of some of the tools you are using for sculpting and what each one does. I'm sure there are a lot of us out there that don't have this type of artistic ability but would like to give it a go at a much lower level...and result. Never hurts to keep busy and try new things....just for the sake of trying.

  • @gregorybryant6610
    @gregorybryant6610 Год назад

    Forgot to mention that the (trout) was absolutely beautiful, Great Work!

  • @helgavoorneveld1530
    @helgavoorneveld1530 Год назад

    I don't care much for fish other then the ones on my plate but I like the craftsmanship and I actually really loved the work on the burl... I think I try another of your videos. I loved the interaction with your brother on the video and I liked how you listened to him and turned the sculpture into a "real" fish!!

  • @Jevans3141
    @Jevans3141 Год назад

    Wow! From design to execution, absolutely Magnificent! 🍻

  • @Harregarre
    @Harregarre Год назад

    I think this is your best work so far. The top layer of wood used was perfect and this is probably the best combination of wood and epoxy in terms of incorporating the two you've done so far.

  • @jonnyphenomenon
    @jonnyphenomenon Год назад

    @BMSculptures - you could TOTALLY pull a vacuum on that freezer. they hold a pretty good seal. If you have ever opened your regular freezer up for a moment, closed it, and then tried to open it again a moment later, you would see how strong that seal could be.

  • @erikasauder3802
    @erikasauder3802 Год назад

    Incredible art - labour of love - beautiful - thank you for sharing!