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OldOakEnterprises.com
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 29 ก.พ. 2016
Here you can watch samples of Dylan Goodson's instructional woodcarving videos.
To purchase the videos on DVD go to www.oldoakenterprises.com
To purchase the videos on DVD go to www.oldoakenterprises.com
GOW class projects ANNOUNCEMENT 2024
Dylan talks about the projects that he will be teaching at the 2024 Gathering of Woodcarvers in Yorkville, IL
More information and sign up for classes at www.gatheringofwoodcarvers.org
More information and sign up for classes at www.gatheringofwoodcarvers.org
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Wood carved Lord of the Rings Hobbit inspired Chessboard
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Dylan Goodson shows off and talks about the Lord of the Rings/Hobbit inspired Chessboard that he carved for a customer. Galleries of Dylan work can be seen on his website. www.oldoakenterprises.com Information about his classes, in person and online can be found here. oldoakenterprises.com/woodcarving-classes-taught-by-dylan-goodson/
Carving Figures in Relief intro
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The introduction of Dylan Goodson's video on Carving Figures in Relief. Now available on ww.oldoakenterprises.com
Carving Figures in Relief excerpts
มุมมอง 7982 ปีที่แล้ว
Excerpts from Dylan Goodson's instructional video on carving human figures in relief. The video should be available next week on www.oldoakenterprises.com Which is also where you can sign up for Dylan's online classes.
Two point perspective drawing demonstration
มุมมอง 2052 ปีที่แล้ว
A quick demonstration for woodcarvers on drawing with perspective. Featuring an explanation of 1 point and 2 point perspective. For more on Dylan's Woodcarving classes, online and in person, go to his website www.oldoakenterprises.com
Hobbit Hole Relief Class Intro (Advertisement)
มุมมอง 4463 ปีที่แล้ว
This is an advertisement for my upcoming class on carving a Hobbit Hole relief scene, featuring a snippet of the introduction-like segment of the first video of the class.
Carving a hooded cloak time lapse
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Time lapse footage of me carving a hooded cloak on a figure. Not meant as a complete video, just testing out my camera and recording setup in preparation for doing classes via Zoom. Music by www.bensound.com You can watch my full length instructional videos then visit www.woodcarvingacademy.com/ and sign up for a subscription. If you're interested in my Zoom classes then you can check those out...
Zoom Relief Carving Class Starting March 10th
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A quick ad for my Zoom relief carving class starting on March 10th. More details and sign up on my website: oldoakenterprises.com/product/florida-river-scene-relief-carving-class/
Carving Hands with Dylan Goodson Sample
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A sample of Dylan Goodson's two and a half hour instructional video on how to carve hands.
Sea Captain woodcarving - Roughing Out
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Watch Dylan Goodson shape a Sea Captain woodcarving at WARP SPEED!
Cutting Carvings out with the bandsaw
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Dylan Goodson explains how he cuts out carvings with the Bandsaw prior to carving.
Carving Eyes with Dylan Goodson - Sample
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Sample of Dylan Goodson's instructional video on carving eyes.
That was educational for sure thank you.
Totally skipped the carving part. 🤫
Big like!Watching this video is like entering a treasure trove of woodcarving delights, where each piece is a precious gem of artistic ingenuity
Your carvings are awesome and inspiring.I am very interested in carving but have never tried to carve anything. Can you recommend what wood, & tools do you use? How long have you been carving for? Thank you for sharing your gift
Thanks. Basswood, White Pine and Jelutong are all great carving woods, particularly for the beginner as they are soft. Tools recommendations I can't help you with as I probably have hundreds of different tools from several different brands. Buy quality tools, you won't regret it. I've been carving for about 23 years now.
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I think you missed showing a few steps. For example, in doing step 2, did you make a stop cut along the bottom of the curvature of the eye before you used the gouge under the eye? It certainly looks like it, although you did not show cutting it. Then you jumped from step 2 to step 6. What are we missing between these steps that you did not show? Also in step 9 it appears that you made a stop cut along the upper eyelid, but you skipped this as well.
Yes, I did not show all the steps as this video is only meant as a sample of the full-length video which I have for sale on my website. Each of the steps is covered in depth in the full length video. oldoakenterprises.com/product/dvd-carving-eyes-dylan-goodson/
I am new to carving & this is a great video to understand working with a bandsaw to cut out a carving. Is this a cut out or a rough out? I have also heard of rough outs when referring to preparing wood for carving. Is a cut out & a rough out the same thing & if not what makes them different? Thanks.
This is a cutout. The difference between a cutout (which is basically still square which you can see at the end of the video) and a roughout is that a roughout will have rounded surfaces and be close to the finished shape of the original since roughouts are made by duplicating a finished or nearly finished 3D carving.
Thanks for the explanation. It is very helpful.
Good direction for the anatomy and the actual carving.
Just letting you know that this video was what I've been looking for to continue to learn this craft! Many Thanks!
Thanks very good job
Thank you for this! So helpful!
Úžasné.velice krásná práce!!!
Thank you.
Wonderful work Dylan ! I have a collection of about 75 chess sets. None hand carved but a few very ornate. Do you know the material of the chess pieces that will be match up with this masterpiece ???
His chess set is pewter.
Great job!!!
A masterpiece Dylan ....Amazing work ..Thank you for sharing
Magnificent as always. The patience to devote 500+ hrs to a work is hard for me to comprehend.
WOW! Fabulous. Thanks for sharing
Wow - incredible work & attention to detail! Thanks for the tour
Incredible carving. Absolutely beautiful. Ron Campbell
Great Work... Love it Ace
Absolutely stunning work. Thank you for sharing . 😍🤩🤩🤩 ....
Could you tell me what brand blade you are using? Your ability to go around that thick wood an keep it straight is amazing.
Hi Gary, honestly, I don't remember what brand blade I used in the video. I've used Timberblades a lot and always been happy with the results. Any high-quality blade should give you good results.
Dyan, This is Dan from Alabama. Great teaser video. You showed me a 4 cut version of carving an eye at Rolling Waters years ago. I want now to order this eye video. I have since moved to NC and have become interested in carving full size Bears also. I hope you are well.
Hey Dan, Good to hear from you. You can order my videos thru my website. oldoakenterprises.com/product-category/products/
Thank you. Beautiful work
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3:23 is a precaution There is realism.
Amazing, detailing work. . . thank you for sharing
Taking carving to a different level, thank you
Useful. Thank you
You're welcome, glad you found it useful.
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thank you very much for your tips .
Hi. I truly enjoyed your video very informative . what i conclude from your video is that you have to do a clay model first in order to be able to trace the front view and side profile view , juxtapose them correctly on paper , so that you can use the bandsaw to cut out the excess wood and make your carving less time consuming and easy . very neat process . 1-is there any other way of making the same pattern ( profile and front view ) without the clay carving?( purchase a pre printed pattern ? free hand it ? ) 2- once you make the pattern , you can chose the approximate size of the wood piece for your wood sculpture , this way minimizing wrong size and waste ? is this correct ? thanks
Hi Abdo, I'm glad you found the video useful. No, you do not need to have a clay model to make the pattern. Certainly using someone else's pattern works as well as drawing your own from scratch. Though when drawing a pattern you have to make sure that the different parts of the pattern line up from front view to side view. I sometimes use drawing apps (such as www.anatomydraw.com/pose-tool-3d.html) instead of an actual clay model to assist with making sure I have correct anatomy and that it lines up from front to side. Normally I scale my pattern to whatever size of piece of wood I have/want to use, but it works either way.
@@OldOakEnterprisescom hi . thanks for your reply. how do you make sure that the different parts of the pattern line up from front view to side view ( this is the challenging part !!!) ?
@@abdoshowah3991 It's actually not too hard, you'll need to draw some horizontal lines on your pattern to make sure things line up. Using my Sea Captain design as an example, one of the places you'd use a horizontal reference line would be at the tips of the fingers of the arm that is resting on the post. Those fingers need to hang down the same amount on both the side view and the front view.
Q tipo de madera es
It is Basswood. Es tilo.
wow wow love it
Sheesh. You mind as well of just used carbon paper
Great video, the curse of the eye! Always the most challenging bit! Thanks for posting 👍
Thanks, and you're welcome.
Excellent
Man r u good. U know ur tools very well. I'd love a gouge sharpening video. I can't stand and do it I'd have to sit up.
Wow nice video
Wow
Please make a video to carve mouth properly
Someday I'm going to do that, it's been on my to-do list for a few years now.
Amazing work
Beautiful, respect for your working, but i prefer natural wood. It,s only personnal ..
EXCELLENT !!!! thanks you for sharing your talent.
Awesome 👍