Carve a deeply set greenman in cottonwood bark

Carving 3 types of European male eyes. A continuation of the the series: carving a European Male Face.

A more advanced whittle project, but a lot of fun!

Understanding 3 types of European male noses and how to carve them in wood!

Carve a flower that appears soft and velvety from a piece of stone!

Part one of carving a velociraptor in his native habitat.

Enough of these Marilyn Monroe type woman. Let’s carve a woman off of the beaten path; a Greek!

A fun and charming little wood spirit project designed to challenge the beginner’s face carving skills.

Part II of Carving Buffalo Bill!

This wildlife relief scene comes as a “relief” to those who want to carve something other than faces. Hehe, anyway, enjoy this change of pace! Don’t be afraid to take a stab at it! I’m on fire today.

I show you the mistakes that most carvers make when carving faces and how turn a decent carving into a great one!

Learn to carve a lighthouse in cottonwood bark.

Carve a mountain man with a fur cap. Thanks to Michael Robinson and John Raisbeck for the suggestion.

“Brothers” Is based on a series of pieces I did in 2018. These works were quite popular and sold almost instantly! Enjoy me showing you how I create them!

Enjoy this Great Horned Owl carving project!

This class aims to show you how to carve a female face from the side view. From nose shape to forehead profiles, the differences between male and female faces are generally simple once understood.

Warning, this is categorized as a beginner project, but includes some challenging elements of carving the face. If you are a beginner and have not already completed the “beginner face carving” project, I recommend you complete that project first. Excuse the piece of fuzz hanging from my chin, and the audio problems for a few minutes toward the end. Post your questions and progress to the FOW facebook group !