Wrinkles Every Carving Should Have || Guide To Carving Wrinkles (4K UHD)

Wrinkles can really enhance ones carving by adding depth and details that will make it pop! In this 5 minute Friday I go over how I carve wrinkles on all of my work. AND yes, this time I made it under 5 minutes. LOL
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[@Pentence]

This little detail is the technique i was missing on several carvings. Appreciate the little tutorial and demonstration.

[@philwarnement5315]

Thank you for taking the time to record the videos you have done. I'm a terrible carver, but because of your videos I have decided to keep moving forward in the hobby. You've mad carving fun for me and for that I will always be grateful. Thank you again.

[@vankellywoodcarvings]

We all started somewhere! Think of each carving as a learning experience for the next one. And thank you for the kind words. Encourages me to keep making more!

[@WienArtist]

This is a fantastic tutorial on adding wrinkles! I use the same method of curling/twisting the knife to make more realistic wrinkles. I like to observe real folds and wrinkles on people's clothes. It really adds an element of realism to one's pieces, even if they might be caricatures. Thanks, Van, for sharing your skill and talents with us! :-)

[@buckeyeflyer1]

Just discovered your channel about a week ago and I must say that I sure enjoy your videos.
The wrinkles you show is something I never thought about. Your technique is great. Thank you. Wish you were in Tennessee, I would sure take your classes.

[@thebigsebowski4645]

c'est génial!!!je n'ai jamais vu cette coupe!!j'essaie demain il est tard chez moi😁merci pour le partage🙏

[@stephenwhittier6439]

Nice, I like it. Now to practice ! 😂 👍😎

[@wattsnex2725]

Great tip! Gives a nice softer flow to the wrinkles

[@glenmckelvey5952]

Looks great thanks for the vid .

[@olgairizarry4361]

great tip! I use the "chip cut"/ I will try it

[@intlassocofwoodcarvers]

Good work my friend! Nice tip to share!

[@mikethomas5412]

So simple, but I never would've thought of that cut.
Thank you!

[@billyaxley1762]

Thanks for this tip and I'll practice it, Van, and thanks for doing this for us.

[@tomllawrence]

Great tip. Thanks!

[@tomevans4402]

Smart. Time to practice 😂

[@chuckfisher1351]

Very nice!!!!! Thank you for your time

[@markdmaker3173]

Awesome👍🏼

[@JHV166]

Well, it certainly pays to watch videos from different craftsmen. Your technique for adding wrinkles to a carving is absolutely brilliant. So much nicer than taking small chips out of the wood... Yes, it took a tiny amount of time to get the hand position correct, as well as the rotation of the blade, but MAN O MAN! once it clicked! My carvings just took a giant step up in quality... THANK YOU FOR SHARING!

[@HomeStuffReview]

Really cool. I noticed these on a carving from a previous video and was wondering how you did that. Thanks for sharing.

[@bssn9469]

Thanks for the technique and concise explanation! Looking forward to applying it!

[@jaygravell1144]

Love your videos thank you for learning us. It's very good of you, nice simple instructions thanks again.

[@earthangel8596]

Huge tip, and i can't wait to try it out. Thank you it's so awesome that you are sharing this technique with us, fellow carvers♡

[@LeviArts]

This method is very good, I will apply it to the engraving, thank you

[@whittler0507]

Great work Van ..these videos are great teaching ,,Thank you for sharing

[@22ceedee]

absolutely wonderful idea . thank you so much for sharind this . this is definietly something I needed as i have been struggling with wrinkles and adding texture to my carvings , they have turned out ok , but this technique will make them much more realistic and interesting,and will put them over the top .thanks again !

[@paulkemp6459]

Thanks for sharing 👍🏼

[@davidcarroll2035]

You have another subscription and online pupil, love your videos , finding your channel by chance has made a great improvement on my results

[@jonlbs7]

Fantastic.. maybe when the weather gets better I can get back in the garage & pick up where I left off.. God Bless
😀😀

[@jtate2546]

thanks I sure like the way you teach

[@ozzie8821]

Ty again 👍👍👍😔🍺😎

[@jimgardner6473]

Thanks new techniques are always welcome now to go find some wood to pratice

[@brucekearley8971]

Real good tip. Something I have not thought of before. Your knife is really sharp. How do you sharpen & maintain that edge on your knives? Thanks.

[@vankellywoodcarvings]

Buffing your tools will help a lot.

[@brucekearley8971]

Thanks for your advice Van. I am relatively new to carving. I am thinking that stropping & buffing are two different things. A buffing she’ll is a tool I will have to acquire. Thanks again.

[@brucekearley8971]

Should read buffing wheel.

[@vrb1960]

Are you going to be back at the knothole this year?

[@vankellywoodcarvings]

Yes! I will be there on November 10th 11th & 12th. Go to there website to sign up.