Making A Sculptural Carving [19] 

Thanks for sharing amazing piece of ArT !!!!

To add some context - The school art project was on 'embrace' - i took some photos of people hugging and there drew abstracted forms based upon those photos, this was one of the drawings in sculpture (162)

excellent, i liked it!

Don't think I've ever seen carving with a jig saw like that! Cool stuff!

I love that a lot!!!!! Danm.

very nice work with jig saw!

Awesome job! You gotta song list for this video? I can’t find the exact versions you’ve included, only originals and I need them :p

fun video - cool stuff

Watched this a few times and I am fascinated. I would like to attempt something similar. My own style of coarse. You are a little overdressed for woodworking but quite skilled with the jigsaw.

cool! What kind of rasp do you use?

Great work, especially considering the tools you had to work with. The chisel used, an in-cannel type, is a carpentry tool mostly used for routing straight lines. If you got a woodcarving chisel with the bevel on the outside, and perhaps one that is a little less meaty, I think you'd find it a lot easier to cut curves. But you did great considering your wood - pine - which is not at all a great wood for carving. It's soft, but does not take detail. I think you'll find basswood a lot easier to work with. I hope you got an 'A'. Keep carving!

absolutely cool

That looks good...Now shou sugi ban it and dye it!

Excellent video pal, I look forward to seeing this channel grow! I found you by following a comment on one of Dustin Penner's videos. Like the video style, as well as the work with the jigsaw! Happy new year!

You deserve so much more Subscribers 😃I really like your Videos they're getting pretty good !!

great job!

How old are you ? and where are you from ? I would like to mention you in the channel pass😃

what song is playing in this video?

ha ha ha

This is not really carving in the usual sense, of course, and I think you will find this method very restricting and potentially dangerous. People respect artistic talent and craftsmanship. That's why no-one is much impressed by a piece of art turned out by a machine, and this applies to a lesser extent to something made using too much machinery. It removes your personality from the finished item. My suggestions, if you want to improve on this, are: 1/ learn how to sharpen gouges and chisels until they have a mirror finish, 2/ See what you can do to master traditional carving skills. (It will take years, so the sooner you start, the better.) 3/ If you must put music with your videos, chose something very bland and keep the volume very low. You obviously like this 'music' and others will, also. But many, like myself, can't stand it, and the point of making your video (and your carving) is that others will see it and be attracted to it. Good luck!