Learn to carve a lighthouse in cottonwood bark.

How to easily repair breaks and cracks, and other mishaps!

Making an angry face happy is a little more than just turning a smile upside down . In this video I will show you how to change the expression of your carving from angry to happy.

Carve a mountain man with a fur cap. Thanks to Michael Robinson and John Raisbeck for the suggestion.

“Brothers” Is based on a series of pieces I did in 2018. These works were quite popular and sold almost instantly! Enjoy me showing you how I create them!

In this video I will show you how to carve a portrait of Christ from the 3D images taken from the Shroud of Turin.

Carving a Viking in cottonwood bark.

In this project, I show you how to carve a gnarled viking based on a carving I did a 4 years back. Cheers! Let me know if you have any questions and be sure to post your work on the forum!

A zoom livestream showing you how I carve realistic lips in cottonwood bark.

Enjoy this Great Horned Owl carving project!

This class aims to show you how to carve a female face from the side view. From nose shape to forehead profiles, the differences between male and female faces are generally simple once understood.

Warning, this is categorized as a beginner project, but includes some challenging elements of carving the face. If you are a beginner and have not already completed the “beginner face carving” project, I recommend you complete that project first. Excuse the piece of fuzz hanging from my chin, and the audio problems for a few minutes toward the end. Post your questions and progress to the FOW facebook group !

This carving is an intermediate project, but more toward the advanced side of intermediate. So this project is not for the faint of heart, but it sure is a blast if you can keep up!

This is a simple but rewarding side profile wood spirit project that will teach you the basics proportions of the human face. Enjoy!

The final part of a three part series on carving the realistic female face in Butternut wood.

Part II of a three part series on carving the female face in Butternut (also known as White Walnut).

This instructional video covers the roughing in/setting up of the female face in Butternut wood. What is the difference between the structure of the female and the male face? This lesson answers that questions. A good number of people have requested I cover the topic of carving the female face, so here you go!

This concludes the detailing of the eyes, nose, mouth, hair, jacket and shirt of the weathered sailor carving.

This carving covers the details of carving a weathered old sailor with an equally weathered coat and shirt.