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Commerson’s Dolphins: Steve Heath carves a majestic, wave riding mammal… the Commerson dolphin Dolphins make great subjects for the beginner…
Here be Dragons: Dave Western discusses his favourite dragon designs that work best on a lovespoon Because I am a…
Angelfish Shoal on Coral: Jean Grace continues to carve small creatures, but this time she goes for an aquatic theme …
Mackintosh Panel: Steve Bisco carves an oak panel in the style of Charles Rennie Mackintosh Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868–1928) was…
Carving a Swan, part 2: Andrew Thomas finishes carving the swan – See part 1 here In the last part I…
Carving a Swan, part 1: Andrew Thomas carves a royal bird, the swan The form of the swan lends itself…
Carved Eagle Clock: Man and nature combine in Vladimir Davydov’s challenging piece A unique piece, this carved eagle was made entirely…
Mouse Letter Opener: Paul Purnell makes good use of leftover gun stock by carving this handy letter opener Should a…