The internet is a wild place...a few months ago I was following your channel and I'm pretty sure you had fewer than 10k subs.... I was thinking to myself that despite you being arguably the BEST face carver around your life could well have been sitting alone in your workshop, chipping away and only really showcasing your work to a few subscribers and occasionally people at the local market. It kind of frustrated me that the best artist in his field may not make much money or get much exposure. But then boom the youtube algorithm hits and your short has 15 million views, bringing in a tonne of new subs and basically cementing your life as a carver / youtuber... now you can enjoy your craft with extra money coming in from youtube, while getting to show your work to the whole world. I'm so happy to get to witness this and I'm so pleased for you. You deserve it and I hope that youtube money starts rolling in and some sponsorships etc. As I said I think you're one of, if not the best at this. Your face carvings are next level.
Hello! I constantly watch your videos and have learned a lot for myself. I have a question or even a request. Can you make a small video lesson on cutting out a woman's face. Cut from a wooden corner, the same as you use to carve small forest spirits. Thanks!
@@AlecLaCasseArt well that is way to far for me I'm in southwestern lower Michigan 8 miles north of the university of Norte Dame so...... but for how you learned you do great work. God bless you and your family.
The internet is a wild place...a few months ago I was following your channel and I'm pretty sure you had fewer than 10k subs.... I was thinking to myself that despite you being arguably the BEST face carver around your life could well have been sitting alone in your workshop, chipping away and only really showcasing your work to a few subscribers and occasionally people at the local market. It kind of frustrated me that the best artist in his field may not make much money or get much exposure. But then boom the youtube algorithm hits and your short has 15 million views, bringing in a tonne of new subs and basically cementing your life as a carver / youtuber... now you can enjoy your craft with extra money coming in from youtube, while getting to show your work to the whole world. I'm so happy to get to witness this and I'm so pleased for you. You deserve it and I hope that youtube money starts rolling in and some sponsorships etc.
As I said I think you're one of, if not the best at this. Your face carvings are next level.
So relaxing to watch you. I love the close-up of the flower under her chin as you carved!! So beautiful ❤️
Thank you!!
You're absolutely talented and I love watching your videos ❤❤, keep it up 💪
Much love from Nigeria🌍🤸♀️🤸♂️ ✌❣
Thanks A lot!!
Phenomenal! You are truly a very talented master class artiste!❤
I love your work
keep going
Will do, Thankyou!!
❤brilliant!🌺🌺
Thank you!
Superb Alec. ❤❤❤
Thanks John!
Hola buenasss
Que madera usas
Gracias!!!
Freakin fantastic bro!
Waw. Sungguh kreativ
What is the tool you use for rough sanding? It looks like a heavy duty nail file
It’s called a riffler!
@@AlecLaCasseArt thank you so much!
For me you are the best!!!
Is the piece nailed or glued to the wall? How does it stay fixed while you carve it?
He screws through a board into the back of the bark then clamps that board to another which is mounted on the wall.
@@zacharygross1207 thanks!
Thanks @@zacharygross1207 !!!! You are the man
Grandma lookin good
Lol
Do you find some pieces of cottonwood bark tougher than others? I find some require more muscle... :)
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Hello! I constantly watch your videos and have learned a lot for myself. I have a question or even a request. Can you make a small video lesson on cutting out a woman's face. Cut from a wooden corner, the same as you use to carve small forest spirits. Thanks!
Hi there! I have a lesson for this on my school!
Excellent work. Wood name
Cottonwood Bark! Thank you!
💥👍👍👍
How much do you charge for that beautiful artwork?
Did you take classes or are you self taught?
I learned from watching instructional videos and through trial and error!
@@AlecLaCasseArt
Well I must say we'll done.
And where do you get your wood that you carve?
I find most of it in Montana! Thankyou!@@shoey64
@@AlecLaCasseArt well that is way to far for me I'm in southwestern lower Michigan 8 miles north of the university of Norte Dame so...... but for how you learned you do great work. God bless you and your family.