Thank you so much for your interesting and educational video. And thanks to the international woodcarvers association for making these sessions available to us on TH-cam.
Thank you to the folks who coordinate and make this channel possible, and a special thank you to James for sharing his time and talent. It's wonderful to see the same traditions that my Grandparents enjoyed in Scandinavia then brought to Minnesota 100 years ago still alive and well in 2020.
When I saw Dough Linker at the screen I was like here we go... Dough you have a energy that surrounds people with positive energy :) I feel like you’re one of my family...
you probably dont care at all but does someone know a way to log back into an instagram account?? I was stupid lost my password. I would love any tricks you can give me
@Terrance Byron thanks for your reply. I got to the site through google and im waiting for the hacking stuff now. I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
semi new Ontario carver here, Love these videos they are all sooooo informational. One thing I would love is links to these carving classes and peoples websites in the descriptions. There is really no carving clubs near me so zoom classes would help out a bit.
I didn’t know about flat plane carving thanks for all those explanations but have still question what is the difference between caricature carving and flat plane carving? I thought I’m trying caricature carving :(
Hey Dogan! Caricature carving is a broad category of carving that includes flat-plane carving. Flat-plane carving is more of a specific "style" of carving. I've seen people use the term to describe any carvings with a focus on relatively large, flat knife facets, but when I talk about flat-plane carving, I'm usually talking about the style of carving that developed throughout Scandinavia in the 19th century. Carvings in this style have more in common than their flat facets; certain techniques, like specific ways to carve eyes, were also common among many such carvers. Less specifically, many such carvings focused on suggesting more with less. Instead of carving a v-line for each hair, for example, flat-plane carvers often use simpler yet clever techniques to create the effect of hair. For examples of carvings in the traditional flat-plane, I'd recommend looking up carvings by Axel Petersson Döderhultarn, the Trygg family of carvers, and the Gunnarson family of carvers.
Thank you so much for your interesting and educational video. And thanks to the international woodcarvers association for making these sessions available to us on TH-cam.
My man effortlessly whipped up a face with some basic cuts. I wish I had that ability, he made it look so easy. Great video!
You can do it!
You make it look so easy
Thank you to the folks who coordinate and make this channel possible, and a special thank you to James for sharing his time and talent. It's wonderful to see the same traditions that my Grandparents enjoyed in Scandinavia then brought to Minnesota 100 years ago still alive and well in 2020.
Great presentation and video....
Very nice history background and the carving video tutorial was presented well.
Wish I could have watched live, this was a great demonstration. Picked up a few good tips! Thank you all for doing this!
Glad it was helpful!
This format is great. Thanks.
More to come!
When I saw Dough Linker at the screen I was like here we go... Dough you have a energy that surrounds people with positive energy :)
I feel like you’re one of my family...
you probably dont care at all but does someone know a way to log back into an instagram account??
I was stupid lost my password. I would love any tricks you can give me
@Pedro Dylan Instablaster :)
@Terrance Byron thanks for your reply. I got to the site through google and im waiting for the hacking stuff now.
I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Terrance Byron It worked and I now got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thank you so much, you really help me out!
@Pedro Dylan glad I could help :D
semi new Ontario carver here, Love these videos they are all sooooo informational. One thing I would love is links to these carving classes and peoples websites in the descriptions. There is really no carving clubs near me so zoom classes would help out a bit.
A fantastic presentation! You explain things very well, I learned a lot from what you just shared.
Great to hear!
Beautiful beautiful work I love all the explanation where that it came from thank you very much keep on going guys
Thank you! Will do!
I didn’t know about flat plane carving thanks for all those explanations but have still question what is the difference between caricature carving and flat plane carving? I thought I’m trying caricature carving :(
Hey Dogan! Caricature carving is a broad category of carving that includes flat-plane carving. Flat-plane carving is more of a specific "style" of carving. I've seen people use the term to describe any carvings with a focus on relatively large, flat knife facets, but when I talk about flat-plane carving, I'm usually talking about the style of carving that developed throughout Scandinavia in the 19th century. Carvings in this style have more in common than their flat facets; certain techniques, like specific ways to carve eyes, were also common among many such carvers. Less specifically, many such carvings focused on suggesting more with less. Instead of carving a v-line for each hair, for example, flat-plane carvers often use simpler yet clever techniques to create the effect of hair. For examples of carvings in the traditional flat-plane, I'd recommend looking up carvings by Axel Petersson Döderhultarn, the Trygg family of carvers, and the Gunnarson family of carvers.
James I carved your alligator and I'm going to do it again but I'm making the tail without the hook
Thank you so much James, it was a very interesting presentation. I loved the way you carved that face. You’re a very talented carver.