Woodcarving is a bi-monthly magazine that is read in 57 countries worldwide. It includes inspiring features, projects, technical articles and reviews, and features the work of top professionals and the most talented amateur carvers from around the world, It has a new, picture-led design which offers insight into the process of creating both great and humble carvings.
The Diary of a Student Woodcarver: William Barsley talks about the progress of his final year and the transition from…
Grinling Gibbons-Style Flower Festoon: Steve Bisco makes a lime wood foliage carving in the style of Grinling Gibbons. Grinling Gibbons’…
Double-Ended Spoons: Dave Western shows the techniques required to create a double-ended spoon. A couple of years ago I came across…
Garden Snail: Zoe Gertner carves from a log a large snail for a garden ornament. W hat can you carve from…
Avoiding Common Disasters: Peter Benson suggests ways of dodging unpredictable problems in your work. No matter how careful you may…
Issue 196 of Woodcarving magazine is filled with a host of great articles for you Our Guest Editor, Kevin Alviti,…
Romanesque Modillion: Johan Roudy continues his look at styles of ornament by carving a classical form of bracket. This modillion…
Romanesque Art: Johan Roudy explores an interesting ornamental style. The term ‘Romanesque’ – ‘in the manner of the Romans’ –…