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Credit to Mike Mendez for this incredible peace he shared on Facebook. He says that the whittled characters are 4 inch and 6 in bass wood. Thats not only some amazing carving skills but also afantastic finishing/painting job. Kudos Mikey!
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This Old chief is carved out of a cottonwood. Credits to Trent Humphreys He does amazing piece very detailed portatraits. I have seen his work in a thematic red ocre-ish color
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A greenman out of a basswood slab. a WIP by Mark Klewicki. A truly amazing piece,
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Chiara Blaze Acciarini‘s impression of a bear this is a whittler trying out carving for the second attempt is int this incredible goes to show how learning can be easy if you enjoy what you are learning.
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smoking santa by Johnny Layton
5. Gnome Wizardry
Moonlight Gnomes by Fabio Ricchetti. I usually don’t like those carved wizard stick characters, but this one crosses the threshold! Yes, it’s the first wood wizard I ever liked!
4. Abstract Boat Design
This minimalist piece proves that less is more. The clean lines and simple form of this wooden boat offer a unique, abstract perspective that sparks curiosity.
3. “Santa’s Cheerful Portrait
Just four months into his carving journey, Carl Burroughs creates a festive Santa bursting with personality. His rapid growth as an artist is evident in this playful and detailed piece.
2. “Rock ‘n’ Roll Carving: Mr. Lemmy Kilmister
A work-in-progress tribute to the iconic musician, this carving by Henrik Rydberg captures Lemmy’s legendary presence. The intricate details and dynamic pose hint at the masterpiece it’s destined to become.
1. Whimsical Rolling Pin
Ken Howes is a genius who transforms ordinary rolling pins into delightful art pieces featuring detailed faces and expressions. These pins are perfect for adding charm to your kitchen or gifting to a baking enthusiast.