Whittling Workbook: 14 Simple Projects to Carve (Fox Chapel Publishing) Beginner's Guide to Creating Flat-Plane Woodcarvings of Animals, People, Whimsies, Wands, and More, with a Modern Twist

James Ray Miller

ISBN 10: 1497102707 / ISBN 13: 9781497102705

Editore: Fox Chapel Publishing 2022-05-24, 2022

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• Titolo: Whittling Workbook: 14 Simple Projects to Carve (Fox Chapel Publishing) Beginner's Guide to Creating Flat-Plane Woodcarvings of Animals, People, Whimsies, Wands, and More, with a Modern Twist
• Editore: Fox Chapel Publishing 2022-05-24
• Data di pubblicazione: 2022
• Lingua: Inglese
• ISBN 10: 1497102707
• ISBN 13: 9781497102705
• Rilegatura: Paperback
• Condizione: New

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<p>The ultimate beginner-friendly project guide to whittling flat-plane carvings with a modern twist! <i>Whittling Workbook</i> is perfect for anyone seeking a range of easy wood carvings they can accomplish with just one knife – including roughing out. All you need is a block of wood and one knife to achieve any of the 14 wood carving projects featured within these pages! From a simple strawberry and a whimsical wand to a sailor, Martian, pig, and so much more, each project includes detailed step-by-step instructions to walk you through the entire process from start to finish. Also included are insightful overviews on basic carving cuts, painting and finishing techniques, safety notes, and how to join a carving community. Author James Miller is a recent college graduate and a protégé of decorated Scandinavian-style carver, Harley Refsal. James has been a regular contributor to <i>Woodcarving Illustrated</i> since 2010 and published his first book, <i>Whittling Flat-Plane Animals</i>, in 2020.</p>

Informazioni sull?autore

James Miller started carving at age 11 under the guidance of a supportive Community Education carving group. The members of this group introduced him to the Scandinavian flat-plane style, which sparked his ever-expanding interest in Scandinavian culture as a whole.