*Absolutely beautiful work. WOW! Love it. I noticed 3 things: 1- That you're an excellent artist. 2- that you have no eraser. 3- You have a boo-boo on your thumb.*
Same old knife, same old pattern, same hands! Different piece of art every time!! That fish knife in anyone else's hands would just be a fish knife. Thanks Kevin for your time involved in making this and all the others.
It is always a pleasure to watch your videos. Thank you for this gift you are giving to all your viewers. Your work is truly amazing and peaceful to watch.
Hi Kevin, just finished watching your video. Great job. I am always amazed how you can take a block of wood & create a person that instills a story & image of a person selling door to door. Really enjoy all your videos & I hope to give this one a try as I continue to learn about carving.
Beautiful work sir. I did notice that you carved a tie and shirt collar but they were not there at the end.....did you not like them? Either way it was a pleasure watching you a chunk of wood and transform it to something so nice. Thanks for sharing.
i am just curious as to where you purchase your wood from. It looks like white pine. I live in Vienna, Austria (formerly an American), and have bought some kiln-dried wood from stores similar to Home Depot in the State (some kind of pine/fir) that is quite dry, brittle, and a challenge to carve. But your wood seems relatively easy to work with. Just wondering where you get it from. 🙂
I get it from a Home Hardware store. They get it from here on the east coast of Canada. Nova Scotia or New Brunswick. Not quite sure which province. For the most part it’s pretty decent.
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*Absolutely beautiful work. WOW! Love it. I noticed 3 things: 1- That you're an excellent artist. 2- that you have no eraser. 3- You have a boo-boo on your thumb.*
Thank you. The thumb was thanks to my dog
@@KevinCoates98 oh dear
Kevin another great p[roject and carving ..Love the guy ..Thank you for sharing
Thank you
Same old knife, same old pattern, same hands! Different piece of art every time!! That fish knife in anyone else's hands would just be a fish knife. Thanks Kevin for your time involved in making this and all the others.
Thank you Chuck. This piece of wood wasn’t the best
Adorable little character, thanks for sharing him with us.
Thank you Gina
Great talent and imagination a good video thank you .
Thank you
It is always a pleasure to watch your videos. Thank you for this gift you are giving to all your viewers. Your work is truly amazing and peaceful to watch.
Thank you. Glad you enjoy them
Hi Kevin, just finished watching your video. Great job. I am always amazed how you can take a block of wood & create a person that instills a story & image of a person selling door to door. Really enjoy all your videos & I hope to give this one a try as I continue to learn about carving.
Thanks Bruce. Keep on with the practice
Thanks for another great piece of Art.
Thanks Terry
@@KevinCoates98 do you generally coat your carvings with Terra Nova oil before you paint them, thanks in advance.
Beautiful work sir. I did notice that you carved a tie and shirt collar but they were not there at the end.....did you not like them? Either way it was a pleasure watching you a chunk of wood and transform it to something so nice. Thanks for sharing.
Wow another amazing sculpture. Love this design ❤
Thank you
Very good I like 😊Thanks Kevin
Thanks Randy
Fenomenal
I love the well done character!
Thank you
Mr. Coats haven't seen you in a while must be TH-cam. Bountiful work as always. Thank you for sharing
Russell, I haven't had a lot of time lately. Thank you
I will give this a go today, love it. Thanks Kevin.
Thanks.
So much detail in such a small figure. Wonderful work sir.
Thank you
i am just curious as to where you purchase your wood from. It looks like white pine. I live in Vienna, Austria (formerly an American), and have bought some kiln-dried wood from stores similar to Home Depot in the State (some kind of pine/fir) that is quite dry, brittle, and a challenge to carve. But your wood seems relatively easy to work with. Just wondering where you get it from. 🙂
I get it from a Home Hardware store. They get it from here on the east coast of Canada. Nova Scotia or New Brunswick. Not quite sure which province. For the most part it’s pretty decent.
Your rough knifes where from been looking for them
How do you do the bag? I’m unsure how it would be attached to hand? Glue I suppose?
I carve the bag separate and attach it with a little strip of leather
Another beautiful figure, the roughed look, wrinkled pants. . . loved it
Thank you Dan
WHY is the face allways last to be done and i think the easyest to stuff up, is that a piece of pine wood ?
Good question. There's no particular reason why I do it last. It's just how I did it from the start. Yes it's pine I use
Complimenti,che legno stai usando
Thank you. It's white pine
What are u using to carve with?
It’s a fish knife that has been modified a little
It's been a while since we've seen a full blown character from you and this one is outstanding. Easy to do eyes too :)
Thanks Joe. I have to make time. The eyes are easy
Нужны основные размеры и пропорции в миллиметрах
Not sure. I grew up with the standard measurements of feet and inches
Hej, he looks a little bit like a member of the Corleone Family in the 50th. What is in his suitcase?😉
It says trinkets but I’m doubtful 🤨
Looks wonderful
Is this spruce??😮😅
It's white pine
This is a really cool character Kevin thanks buddy 👍 😊 I see you have your good old reliable fish knife nice 😊
Thank you. That good old knife but that piece of wood wasn't really good to whittle