Enfin une vraie vidéo avec une vraie sculpture ! Quand-même plus intéressant sue les "shorts" qui ne montrent rien ! J'espère qu'il y aura d'autres vidéos comme ça.
Is this meant to be a beginner carver tutorial? If so, it needs a lot of work. Primarily, you need to clearly show which knife needs to be used for which piece of the carving. Show, and tell, when you switch to another type of knife, and explain why. The narrator notes at the beginning that each tool serves a specific purpose, so explain what those purposes are when you move from one tool to the next. And explain what it is you are doing in each section. Note how deep you are going with each knife stroke, and why it needs to be that deep or shallow. Show each section clearly, without the left hand in the way, before you go on to the next bit. Also, a word or two on how to hold the various knives would be useful for someone who has never done this, or only done a few times. Arguably, this is not a tutorial, it is a video of someone carving. A tutorial would include some of the useful teaching comments that I have suggested. I love the Beavercraft tools I have purchased and I use them a lot. But your tutorials need a lot of work before they can actually teach someone how to carve properly. And, by the way, it is pronounced "bass" wood, not "base" wood, as your narrator says.
I'm almost done with a tutorial myself and I'll be showing how to draw the pattern from the start. I'll be including different knives and how to use each one. Also how to draw patterns yourself.
Beautiful wowww
Enfin une vraie vidéo avec une vraie sculpture !
Quand-même plus intéressant sue les "shorts" qui ne montrent rien !
J'espère qu'il y aura d'autres vidéos comme ça.
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Very nice carving.
Intaglio
molto molto interessante. Di quale marca sono i coltelli che usi in questo intaglio?
BeaverCraft
Good tutorial!
What kind of wood is that?!
basswood
Nice one, have to leam many yet (me)
You can do it! Good luck!
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Very nice video
Is it possible with a chisel only?
Of course, you can try, but it will be more convenient if you have all the necessary tools.
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Is this meant to be a beginner carver tutorial? If so, it needs a lot of work. Primarily, you need to clearly show which knife needs to be used for which piece of the carving. Show, and tell, when you switch to another type of knife, and explain why. The narrator notes at the beginning that each tool serves a specific purpose, so explain what those purposes are when you move from one tool to the next. And explain what it is you are doing in each section. Note how deep you are going with each knife stroke, and why it needs to be that deep or shallow. Show each section clearly, without the left hand in the way, before you go on to the next bit. Also, a word or two on how to hold the various knives would be useful for someone who has never done this, or only done a few times. Arguably, this is not a tutorial, it is a video of someone carving. A tutorial would include some of the useful teaching comments that I have suggested.
I love the Beavercraft tools I have purchased and I use them a lot. But your tutorials need a lot of work before they can actually teach someone how to carve properly.
And, by the way, it is pronounced "bass" wood, not "base" wood, as your narrator says.
Agree!!!
I think it's meant to sell tools. Just looks like s demo to me.
Thank you so much for this help. We will note this and try to create better tutorials :)
I'm almost done with a tutorial myself and I'll be showing how to draw the pattern from the start. I'll be including different knives and how to use each one. Also how to draw patterns yourself.