This is the second and final episode for "Carving a Celtic Clover Knot." The most important part of carving any Celtic knot is making sure you know what is overlapping what. Take the time to follow along with the shading technique.
This is the second of two episodes for "Carving a Dragonfly." This episode will show you a couple different options for completing the design. Use your imagination and tailor it it to your taste. At the end, I'll also show you the technique I used for finishing the project.
This is the second of three episodes for "Carving a Timber Frame Capital." This episode focuses on the acanthus detail appearing on both sides of the ogee and scrolls that surround them.
This is the fourth and final episode for "Carving a Grecian Figure." Phew! This was a long project. This episode finalizes the face and the drapery and shows how to add a glaze to add an extra level of depth.
This is the third of four episodes for "Carving a Grecian Figure." This episode focuses on the complex folds of the flowing shawl and the different form of drapery down the legs of the figure.
This is the second of four episode for "Carving a Grecian Figure." This episode focuses on the shaping of the face and then works on a complicated section of folded fabric.
This is the first of four episodes for "Carving a Grecian Figure." This episode focuses on identifying and dividing the overlapping elements and works on roughing out some basic shapes.
This is the second and final episode for "Carving a Seahorse." This episode completes the details and shows how to apply a dramatic finish.
This is the first of two episodes for "Carving a Seahorse." This first step to separate the seahorse from the background and then divided the overlapping elements.
This is the fourth and final episode for "Carving a Christmas Cottage." Here we will add the final details that give the design so much life and depth.