In the next segment of the tutorial, we will make a nice base and produce some non-wood addons to make him look really classy. Thanks for following along with me on this carving adventure.
Sunday, May 5, 2013
Attaching Arms and Carving Wrinkles
The next part of the "Carving the Caricature Bust" tutorial is now available on The Old Stump Blog. Click the "Tutorials" tab above and scroll to the bottom of the page to access the tutorial. In this part we learn how to attach arms and carve wrinkles in clothing. It's kind of a long tutorial, but in it we finish up with the carving portion of the series. I hope you find it educational and fun.
In the next segment of the tutorial, we will make a nice base and produce some non-wood addons to make him look really classy. Thanks for following along with me on this carving adventure.
In the next segment of the tutorial, we will make a nice base and produce some non-wood addons to make him look really classy. Thanks for following along with me on this carving adventure.
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Boy! You're good! You put "Caricature" into the word "caricature"!
ReplyDeleteNice job!
Thanks for the clear explanation, the small steps, the illustrated photos, and your TIME!!!
ReplyDeleteThis will become one of the references that I refer to over and over.
Thanks tons Brandant!
LMiller
Very nice work Brandant this guy looks great very helpfull
ReplyDeleteHi...love your work! I have a carving of two owls on branches and I would like to put it on top of a stump I have in my yard. Do you have any suggestions on how to secure the owl carving?
ReplyDeleteshould have told you the base is the size of the stump basically.
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