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I know on your video you said it was noncommissioned. The Legasea Aquarium is being built currently by the creator Brian Barcyk in Utica Michigan. Might give them a call as they are building a HUGE shark tank.
I actually really liked the "plain" or "natural" shot from the end of the video. It gave me a better idea of how amazing this sculpture actually looks!
I just don't have the right words for BOTH of you guys' talent. 1200 hours seems like nothing compared to what I would have guessed. The engineering on the mechanism is only matched by the talent on the carving and design. I loved the collaboration! Thanks for letting us in.
Gosh, I hope this gets to be in an aquarium or a children's museum. I can see this inspiring so many children to try art and engineering. Amazing job, you two. This sculpture is beautiful.
This was such a fun project to work on. I really enjoyed collaborating with Blake and working together to bring this thing to life. We coordinated our separate efforts and then were able to unite and work together to see the pursuit in motion. More than anything, I love it when a plan comes together. I can’t thank Blake enough for asking me to join the project and for the wonderful hospitality that the McFarland family provided me for a week. This was a dream collaboration and I can’t wait to see if there is something else we could make in the future… What else could we make?
A wolf chasing a deer, or grizzly chasing a baby elk since he likes doing bears maybe. It would be much harder though cause you would have to engineer a way for the legs to love along with the body. But I got faith in ya you've done harder stuff before
Amazing work. This collab brought me so much fascination and mirth. I was thinking of an Otter family playing with a fish in seaweed. Momma teaching the pups how to fish. Seaweed waving with currents. Maybe a little bioluminescence in seaweed. Jelly fish floating in the water. Or... The "alien" popping out of Bishops belly.
A beating human heart; use an old cardiac monitor that you could put to pacing mode that would control the speed of the heart. Add the monitor to the base.
Before you even mentioned it, I thought that the "battle scars" were a perfect compliment. I was hoping that you wouldn't eliminate them, and I was pleased to see that you incorporated it with the design.
Children’s Museum of Indianapolis… Also you could send this thing on tour from museum to museum along with a special edit of building the sculpture and how it’s made. Great for anyone in general, not just kids.
You should definitely do more ocean themed projects. Seeing something from the water come to life out of something from the land is poetically and visually perfect. Top tier stuff
this thing deserves a place in a Museum... I'm thinking ''Natural History'' just because of the ''pursuit''... it would never fit in an Aquarium for the same reason... perspective!... wonderful job, congrats to both of you!...
These are the sort of collabs I love, respect for the other's work while working to make an incredible piece. The end product is absolutely incredible you guys did a fantastic job.
The shark was awesome to watch you give shape to, and then the motion made it come alive. The seal, though, brought me so much joy. I feel like the seal is a smug little fellow, darting and staying just ahead of the shark, playing. Meanwhile, the shark is all patience, stealth and silent strength and subtlety, biding its time with the hope that persistence will see the seal slip up.
I don’t think you could have found a better chunk of wood for that shark! Not only is it gorgeous but the bug holes were a bonus! And those individual teeth are awesome! The mechanics are beautiful as well and they certainly bring the shark and seal to life…the view from behind is sooo cooool. What an awesome sight! You guys are a great team!
@@BMSculptures Actually, thank you!! 😊 Thank you both for not only collaborating on this beautiful project but for making this great video which made it possible for so many to see what goes into creating such an amazing artful moving sculpture! I love creativity!
I knew you were up to something epic, but WOW! Thanks for the shoutout and I am beyond impressed/inspired by this project. Absolutely gorgeous work you guys 👏🏼👏🏼
I've got artists in my family. My maternal grandmother did oils on canvas and my aunt on my dad's side worked mostly with acrylics. I've always tended to like sculpture. I just think there's "more" to it than a flat painting could ever be. But you've raised it to a whole new level. practically bringing the sculpture to life. If I had the money I'd build a room with this as the centerpiece.
Learnt something new in this episode. If you want to find out a tree specie then what you do is 1. Sniff it 2. Observe it, then 3. Give it a taste - These three steps will give you the correct specie as well as the year it first began it’s life. Who knew aye 😂😂
I think smell/taste can give you the species, and then knowing that, the size of the root base or the diameter of a log can give you a rough idea of the age.
What a Real WOW!! All that time........... Yep you two greats have made a diamond! I'm curious about what the finish is that is followed with the IR lite? This puts "Capital A" in Awesome, Thank you for your Talents
Oh my goodness, with every sculpture you make, they become even more amazing than the last one. This one is truly spectacular- the wood and the fluidity are stunning ( like you, I love the view from behind. Very well done to you both.
It brings me, and surely others, so much joy to see people working with their hands, engaging their brains, their ingenuity, and perhaps even channeling the divine, in order to bring such beautiful and imaginative things into our world. And not only that, but documenting the entire process for the benefit of others. So thank you.
Gasp! 😮 That is magnificent!!! 🎉 Capturing the sheer essence of the great white shark and having the fluid motions and it chasing its prey the seal are just breathe taking beautiful! ❤❤❤ I always look forward to each of your beautiful and amazing wood sculptures with or without resin! It is so relaxing to watch you work and explain you ideas of how it's going to look and everything! ❤❤❤
Yes those last shots under normal light were friggin awesome, and THE LASER BEAM Was the swizzle. Maybe Mike Myers would appreciate having the opportunity to acquire the piece.
That is an awesome creation…my only complaint/issue would be the extended gap on the tail fin part of the shark….looks a bit bigger than the rest …..but still I give it an A++ rating
I am filled with so much joy❤ I just watched grown men pour their engineering degrees and probably decades worth of combined trade knowledge into a wooden shark toy with nifty wiggling abilities. Seeing that laser beam thrash around with all the accuracy of a Star Wars Stormtrooper had me laughing out loud. This is the most sophisticated combination of "children at heart" and "boys and their toys" that I've ever seen 😂❤🦈
The only bit of constructive criticism I have is that there shouldn’t have been a hard edge around the eyes. The wood should have been contoured down to the edge of the resin. But man this project blew me away, you’re both amazing at your crafts.
The admiration for each others skill set is quiet cool to hear. As somebody who has intrest in both to see two different masters in their own fields work together to bring something to life like this is awe-inspiring
I wonder if the Georgia Aquarium would be interested...one of the biggest and best aquariums in the nation. We just happen to be going in a couple of days!
Fun fact that I learned, great white sharks actually have blue eyes, but the way they are set in the head and the water make them appear pitch black. Though it isn't a blue like human blue eyes. The irises are a very dark blue!
I have seen a LOT of woodworking collaborations on TH-cam. This was by far the best I've ever seen! Amazing sculpting and mechanics. Fantastic finish! Thank you for this video. Made my day!
Fun shark biology connection to your sculpture! Great White Sharks are one of a handful of shark species that are “obligate ran ventilators” - which means their ability to breathe is dependent on their constant motion in water. To stay alive, they literally can not stop swimming. I don’t know if it was intentional or not, but major kudos to you both for creating an even more life-like great white! I love all your work but this one is a new favourite - bringing together art, engineering, and biology!
This is one of my favorite video channels. Blake is a stunning artist. From concept to design to execution and finish, his work is brilliant. I am fortunate. I live close enough to his studio that I get to see his next idea become a work of art.
Every time you mention how blown away you are by the mechanics and engineering, I can't help but imagine how many minute calculations you did in your own mind to carve angles, facets, and curves and then the experience and artistry required to smooth and sand that much wood to have it looking so amazing. In appreciating someone else's expertise you realise how long it must take to get to the point of mastery.
Outstanding piece as expected. As a scuba diver, that ominous serpentine movement is nearly perfect. This coming from a guy thats been up close. One personal note if I may. Many years ago I created a giant redwood puzzle I called Quest. it was officially recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the World's largest mechanical puzzle. To the point... I created a mountain of wood chips and saw dust doing it and was approached by the owner of a dog kennel. He wanted it for bedding for his dogs. Maybe thats an option for your waste material? Thanks for the video. I'm never disappointed.
This made my eyes water-it’s so beautiful! You should reach out to museums and oceanographic institutes! I think they would be thrilled to buy this. Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution comes to mind. Wow! I’m completely gobsmacked. Well done!
I have watched a bunch of your videos, but this is by far my favorite! I am stunned by how well this turned out, and the effort that went into this. In a world that routinely settles for "good enough," you two have shown that there is room for extraordinary excellence! Seriously, I don't know how you can "top this." But, I will eagerly awaiting. . .
The amount of time you both spent creating this 'illusion' was well worth the out come! These 2 sculptures and the mechanics for making the shark and seal fluid are beyond words! For myself, I enjoy seeing the REAL look of a project. Makes it look more natural. Thanks to you both for showing us your creativity!
I find myself screaming at the screen “go seal! Go!!!” Gorgeous piece of walnut and the workmanship from both Artists really brings this idea to life. 💖
I love your anatomical details, and seeing that sinuous shark motion next to the seal’s rather goofier mammal-swim with the vertical motion is awesome.
Hey I'm a long time bespoke post customer but I'm also a huge fan of this artist and an even bigger fan of new artists. The selection of wood is exquisite, as is an artist that appreciates wood to begin with. I'm just so fascinated with this! Thank you I suppose
Immediately heard Robert Shaw’s voice in my head the minute you started carving out the holes for its eyes. Thanks for reading my mind, and for making this amazing piece. The reveal at the end was mesmerising. 🇬🇧
Beautiful sculpture from wood. Who knew a shark and seal were hiding in the wood. Excellent work in capturing the look and movement of a shark and poor seal.
The imperfections that you get in wood eais one of the reasons i love wood so much. This build is absolutely awesome words don't do it justice you guys should become partners sbest collaboration ever!!
If I was a millionaire, I'd own this NOW. This is the most beautiful piece of artwork I've ever seen. I'm 55 and have seen a lot in my life, but NOTHING like this. You two are GENIUSES that God blessed with talent, and loving families. - Michael in California
Pretty cool I like the idea of things like this working without power. So I would realy prefer hanging it from above and then giving it a "bop" so it can start swinging instead. This should make the motion even more silky smooth
Hi Blake I enjoyed watching you carve out the 4 ft shark. You have a great skill carving out this shark. To see you getting to the part where it got to the part where it got attached to Travises gearing system then adding a seal next to it was fantastic a great piece for someone to own.Keep up the good work Blake and Travis.
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love your work wish I was rich to buy so many pieces of it. Thank you for sharing your work.
Does Travis have a TH-cam channel??
I know on your video you said it was noncommissioned. The Legasea Aquarium is being built currently by the creator Brian Barcyk in Utica Michigan. Might give them a call as they are building a HUGE shark tank.
how could that take 1200 hours to carve ...100 max... ur dumb
I'd actually like to see the pursuit in the Boston aquarium
I actually really liked the "plain" or "natural" shot from the end of the video. It gave me a better idea of how amazing this sculpture actually looks!
Glad you liked it!
Here too😂
I just don't have the right words for BOTH of you guys' talent. 1200 hours seems like nothing compared to what I would have guessed. The engineering on the mechanism is only matched by the talent on the carving and design. I loved the collaboration! Thanks for letting us in.
Thank you so much! So glad you liked it!
Thanks!
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1200 hours is not much compared to how many hours people put into wow and ff14
Gosh, I hope this gets to be in an aquarium or a children's museum. I can see this inspiring so many children to try art and engineering. Amazing job, you two. This sculpture is beautiful.
This was such a fun project to work on. I really enjoyed collaborating with Blake and working together to bring this thing to life. We coordinated our separate efforts and then were able to unite and work together to see the pursuit in motion. More than anything, I love it when a plan comes together.
I can’t thank Blake enough for asking me to join the project and for the wonderful hospitality that the McFarland family provided me for a week. This was a dream collaboration and I can’t wait to see if there is something else we could make in the future… What else could we make?
A wolf chasing a deer, or grizzly chasing a baby elk since he likes doing bears maybe. It would be much harder though cause you would have to engineer a way for the legs to love along with the body. But I got faith in ya you've done harder stuff before
Amazing work. This collab brought me so much fascination and mirth. I was thinking of an Otter family playing with a fish in seaweed. Momma teaching the pups how to fish. Seaweed waving with currents. Maybe a little bioluminescence in seaweed. Jelly fish floating in the water. Or... The "alien" popping out of Bishops belly.
A beating human heart; use an old cardiac monitor that you could put to pacing mode that would control the speed of the heart. Add the monitor to the base.
DINOSAURRRR, do a DINOSAUR
A bird in flight. Maybe a Hummingbird.
Before you even mentioned it, I thought that the "battle scars" were a perfect compliment. I was hoping that you wouldn't eliminate them, and I was pleased to see that you incorporated it with the design.
Thank you Rick!
Children’s Museum of Indianapolis… Also you could send this thing on tour from museum to museum along with a special edit of building the sculpture and how it’s made. Great for anyone in general, not just kids.
Adding the seal was a great idea. Made it into a story and 100x better
Thank you!
Was a bad idea, the shark flows much better. Seal looks like it has that disease that turns flesh into bone.
@@CobbidoAs if you could do better.
Thanks for the mention Blake.
I could relate to your pain of chopping it into pieces :) Beautifull work !
Thank you for the inspiration for this piece! You do amazing work.
Just watched the manta ray reveal right before this video, and was pleased to hear the shout out. Both of you are amazing artists. Thanks for sharing.
@@lonniekropf808 Thank you :)
Great White Bark
😂😂
You should definitely do more ocean themed projects. Seeing something from the water come to life out of something from the land is poetically and visually perfect. Top tier stuff
I hope to do so... Whales/fish/sharks are some of my favorite to carve because of how smooth they are.
this thing deserves a place in a Museum... I'm thinking ''Natural History'' just because of the ''pursuit''... it would never fit in an Aquarium for the same reason... perspective!...
wonderful job, congrats to both of you!...
Thank you so much!
@@BMSculptures ofcourse if you can cash it in, don't think twice!... next one will be even better!
These are the sort of collabs I love, respect for the other's work while working to make an incredible piece. The end product is absolutely incredible you guys did a fantastic job.
The shark was awesome to watch you give shape to, and then the motion made it come alive. The seal, though, brought me so much joy. I feel like the seal is a smug little fellow, darting and staying just ahead of the shark, playing. Meanwhile, the shark is all patience, stealth and silent strength and subtlety, biding its time with the hope that persistence will see the seal slip up.
the exact scenario we were going for... Well said!
🦈What!! Are you kidding me! I am stunned with how much talent there is in this piece!!!!! You have outdone yourself. Thank you for sharing
Thank you so much 😀
Absolutely!
16:37 I FOUND THE SEAL!!
This was such a cool project!! Good job guys!
I don’t think you could have found a better chunk of wood for that shark! Not only is it gorgeous but the bug holes were a bonus! And those individual teeth are awesome! The mechanics are beautiful as well and they certainly bring the shark and seal to life…the view from behind is sooo cooool.
What an awesome sight! You guys are a great team!
Thank you so much- the log worked out better than we could have imagined. Thanks!
@@BMSculptures Actually, thank you!! 😊 Thank you both for not only collaborating on this beautiful project but for making this great video which made it possible for so many to see what goes into creating such an amazing artful moving sculpture! I love creativity!
I knew you were up to something epic, but WOW! Thanks for the shoutout and I am beyond impressed/inspired by this project. Absolutely gorgeous work you guys 👏🏼👏🏼
Thanks Jameson! Your eye molds worked out fantastic!
Wow! That is amazing! The first shot from the front of the shark chasing the seal felt so real.
Wow! What a collaboration! Absolutely amazing. Love it. It belongs in a museum so as many people as possible can enjoy it.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I've got artists in my family. My maternal grandmother did oils on canvas and my aunt on my dad's side worked mostly with acrylics. I've always tended to like sculpture. I just think there's "more" to it than a flat painting could ever be. But you've raised it to a whole new level. practically bringing the sculpture to life. If I had the money I'd build a room with this as the centerpiece.
Thank you so much! We appreciate the support. Thanks for watching
Gosh i love the design of the gears like fishes swimming in circles 🤩
Learnt something new in this episode. If you want to find out a tree specie then what you do is 1. Sniff it 2. Observe it, then 3. Give it a taste - These three steps will give you the correct specie as well as the year it first began it’s life. Who knew aye 😂😂
the more you know..... 😂
I think smell/taste can give you the species, and then knowing that, the size of the root base or the diameter of a log can give you a rough idea of the age.
11:32 I love the insect inclusions
Glad you like them!
This is super cool! Reminds me of the life sized wooden seal swim bait another creator made! I believe he made a shark as well.
“You know, I have one simple request, and that is to have sharks with frickin' laser beams attached to their heads!“ -Dr.Evil
best line ever lol
What an incredible kinetic sculpture!!! One of your best works yet wow!
What a Real WOW!! All that time........... Yep you two greats have made a diamond! I'm curious about what the finish is that is followed with the IR lite? This puts "Capital A" in Awesome, Thank you for your Talents
Oh my goodness, with every sculpture you make, they become even more amazing than the last one. This one is truly spectacular- the wood and the fluidity are stunning ( like you, I love the view from behind. Very well done to you both.
I'm glad you like it, we love how it turned out!
That's just an amazing collaboration and the result is out of this world. Cheers to both of you 🍺
Thank you so much! Glad you liked it
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It brings me, and surely others, so much joy to see people working with their hands, engaging their brains, their ingenuity, and perhaps even channeling the divine, in order to bring such beautiful and imaginative things into our world. And not only that, but documenting the entire process for the benefit of others.
So thank you.
Thank you so much, I also love watching other videos of people just making things and overcoming obstacles. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Gasp! 😮 That is magnificent!!! 🎉 Capturing the sheer essence of the great white shark and having the fluid motions and it chasing its prey the seal are just breathe taking beautiful! ❤❤❤ I always look forward to each of your beautiful and amazing wood sculptures with or without resin! It is so relaxing to watch you work and explain you ideas of how it's going to look and everything! ❤❤❤
Insane! Came out so cool! Wish there was a way to make the jaw move too lol the teeth came out great.
You are amazing! 1200 hours is a insane time , cant wait to watch the video
Over 3 months. 2 of us working together on it!
Yes those last shots under normal light were friggin awesome, and THE LASER BEAM Was the swizzle. Maybe Mike Myers would appreciate having the opportunity to acquire the piece.
haha that would be unreal... lets loop him in!
That is an awesome creation…my only complaint/issue would be the extended gap on the tail fin part of the shark….looks a bit bigger than the rest …..but still I give it an A++ rating
I am filled with so much joy❤
I just watched grown men pour their engineering degrees and probably decades worth of combined trade knowledge into a wooden shark toy with nifty wiggling abilities. Seeing that laser beam thrash around with all the accuracy of a Star Wars Stormtrooper had me laughing out loud. This is the most sophisticated combination of "children at heart" and "boys and their toys" that I've ever seen 😂❤🦈
The only bit of constructive criticism I have is that there shouldn’t have been a hard edge around the eyes. The wood should have been contoured down to the edge of the resin. But man this project blew me away, you’re both amazing at your crafts.
I think the bug holes add a lot of character to the wood. as long as they're not compromising the wood's structural integrity, i like them
Lol I got so pissed. I settled in to watch, not realizing it was a promo for the actual video
Haha sorry!!! Trying something new with this premier mode so I can be in the live chat during the viewing
Bro srsly ? I started the video and read this … I home you’re just messing with everyone here
Nvm this was just amazing to watch!!
Brian barczyk the new aquarium
Absolutely RIP Brian barczyk
100% That would be an awesome piece at the Legasea.
This all the way, it would look so cool!
I was just dropping a comment to say the same thing 😂 RIP Brian!
That would be amazing
I build a lot of terrariums and do a lot of dreaming of things I can make. This is hands-down, one of the coolest projects I’ve seen!
I am a biologist and i will say it looks awesome!!!
I am a shark and I agree!!!
I am a reach truck driver and I will say it looks awesome as well !!!
I think this would be perfect for a lawyers office...
Man, I love great white sharks and or megalodons. I would love to have one like this in my garage!
There is a museum for peoples creations
''I just love the fluidness of it'' as it wobbles around visibly lol.
Get this guy outta here 👎
Let me know when you upload your version of it because OBVIOUSLY you could do a better job 🙄
The admiration for each others skill set is quiet cool to hear. As somebody who has intrest in both to see two different masters in their own fields work together to bring something to life like this is awe-inspiring
Would you say that build went, "swimmingly"? 😆🤙🏽
You should donate it to Brian Barczyk's Legacy Aquarium and Reptarium
Amazing and so much work went into it.
Only thing I didnt care for from Bespoke was how cheap the stuff seemed to be made, it was clearly mass produced, so it wasn't of good quality.
I would have ABSOLUTELY have used real shark teeth for this. Otherwise its amazing.
I wonder if the Georgia Aquarium would be interested...one of the biggest and best aquariums in the nation. We just happen to be going in a couple of days!
127 parts :)
Fun fact that I learned, great white sharks actually have blue eyes, but the way they are set in the head and the water make them appear pitch black. Though it isn't a blue like human blue eyes. The irises are a very dark blue!
I really liked the natural shot at the end. It really helps me feel like I’m actually viewing the piece and this sculpture is amazing! Good job!
Now THIS is ART.
I have seen a LOT of woodworking collaborations on TH-cam. This was by far the best I've ever seen! Amazing sculpting and mechanics. Fantastic finish! Thank you for this video. Made my day!
Fun shark biology connection to your sculpture!
Great White Sharks are one of a handful of shark species that are “obligate ran ventilators” - which means their ability to breathe is dependent on their constant motion in water. To stay alive, they literally can not stop swimming.
I don’t know if it was intentional or not, but major kudos to you both for creating an even more life-like great white!
I love all your work but this one is a new favourite - bringing together art, engineering, and biology!
This is one of my favorite video channels. Blake is a stunning artist. From concept to design to execution and finish, his work is brilliant. I am fortunate. I live close enough to his studio that I get to see his next idea become a work of art.
23:37 The music and the fluid motion of the carvings and the mechanics of this project are just indescribably awesome!
Simply amazing work. True genius.
Every time you mention how blown away you are by the mechanics and engineering, I can't help but imagine how many minute calculations you did in your own mind to carve angles, facets, and curves and then the experience and artistry required to smooth and sand that much wood to have it looking so amazing. In appreciating someone else's expertise you realise how long it must take to get to the point of mastery.
Outstanding piece as expected. As a scuba diver, that ominous serpentine movement is nearly perfect. This coming from a guy thats been up close. One personal note if I may. Many years ago I created a giant redwood puzzle I called Quest. it was officially recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the World's largest mechanical puzzle. To the point... I created a mountain of wood chips and saw dust doing it and was approached by the owner of a dog kennel. He wanted it for bedding for his dogs. Maybe thats an option for your waste material? Thanks for the video. I'm never disappointed.
Absolutely amazing!
This might be the best video on TH-cam rn
This made my eyes water-it’s so beautiful! You should reach out to museums and oceanographic institutes! I think they would be thrilled to buy this. Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution comes to mind. Wow! I’m completely gobsmacked. Well done!
I have watched a bunch of your videos, but this is by far my favorite! I am stunned by how well this turned out, and the effort that went into this. In a world that routinely settles for "good enough," you two have shown that there is room for extraordinary excellence! Seriously, I don't know how you can "top this." But, I will eagerly awaiting. . .
Thats the most bad ass wood sculpture I have EVER seen! Unreal! Congrats to you both!!!!
I have been a shark lover all my life. This collaboration is just amazing. You both are so talented, and I can't wait to see more!
The amount of time you both spent creating this 'illusion' was well worth the out come! These 2 sculptures and the mechanics for making the shark and seal fluid are beyond words! For myself, I enjoy seeing the REAL look of a project. Makes it look more natural. Thanks to you both for showing us your creativity!
I find myself screaming at the screen “go seal! Go!!!” Gorgeous piece of walnut and the workmanship from both Artists really brings this idea to life. 💖
Wow!! You and Travis had TOO MUCH CREATIVE FUN and you have both outdone yourselves!!!
Well Done, Gentlemen. 🙌
I love your anatomical details, and seeing that sinuous shark motion next to the seal’s rather goofier mammal-swim with the vertical motion is awesome.
Hey I'm a long time bespoke post customer but I'm also a huge fan of this artist and an even bigger fan of new artists. The selection of wood is exquisite, as is an artist that appreciates wood to begin with. I'm just so fascinated with this! Thank you I suppose
At the end of the video I am amazed!!!
You both have found your true means of expression!! There are no words for something like this! This is mind blowing to say the least!!
Immediately heard Robert Shaw’s voice in my head the minute you started carving out the holes for its eyes. Thanks for reading my mind, and for making this amazing piece. The reveal at the end was mesmerising. 🇬🇧
Omggreat white sharks are my absolute favourite and this is one of the best great white pieces I have ever seen!
Beautiful sculpture from wood. Who knew a shark and seal were hiding in the wood. Excellent work in capturing the look and movement of a shark and poor seal.
This is the first video of yours that I have watch and I am in LOVE. Awesome work!!! Definitely won't be my last video!!
A great collaboration & an outstanding result! Both of you, take a bow!! Cheers!
You’re both so talented. I love to see this side of humanity.
The imperfections that you get in wood eais one of the reasons i love wood so much. This build is absolutely awesome words don't do it justice you guys should become partners sbest collaboration ever!!
The only words I can come with is awesome project. The wood chosen is incredible. The fluidity of the mechanism is naturally flowing.
Wow. One of the coolest wood sculptures I’ve ever seen. You boys are incredibly talented.
If I was a millionaire, I'd own this NOW. This is the most beautiful piece of artwork I've ever seen. I'm 55 and have seen a lot in my life, but NOTHING like this. You two are GENIUSES that God blessed with talent, and loving families. - Michael in California
Oh my God!! The talent, the genius, the determination.... you guys are second to none....100% 👍👍
This is absolutely amazing! It brings to mind the life-sized wooden seal swim bait crafted by another creator. I think he also made a shark!
That thing is a masterpeice and definitely needs to be in a museum or an aquarium somewhere. Contact Ripley's or Newport aquariums.
Pretty cool I like the idea of things like this working without power. So I would realy prefer hanging it from above and then giving it a "bop" so it can start swinging instead. This should make the motion even more silky smooth
Beautiful piece of work! As a fellow carver, I can appreciate the work involved. Bravo to you both!
A REAL Piece of Work. And a Wonderful Work of ART. Well done, gentlemen.
Loved this video! Watched the video to the end and didn't hear the final count of 3d printed parts.
This is some next level Leonardo DaVinci Craftsmanship right here. Plus the Seal to fiinish it off made it even more awesome!!!!
Hi Blake I enjoyed watching you carve out the 4 ft shark. You have a great skill carving out this shark. To see you getting to the part where it got to the part where it got attached to Travises gearing system then adding a seal next to it was fantastic a great piece for someone to own.Keep up the good work Blake and Travis.
I can't even begin to describe how I feel about this. Mind blowing! Absolutely amazing!
This came out great guys. Really cool to see it come to life
It looks so real