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.
Victorian Dragon Panel: Steve Bisco carves a Victorian dragon panel in oak. The dragon in this project is of Welsh…
Passenger Pigeon: Mike Wood shows how to carve a beautiful extinct bird. The passenger pigeon (Ectopistes migratorius) has been extinct since…
Celtic Snowflakes: Dave Western shows how to create some wintery decorations. With wood bins bursting with all sorts of off-cuts that…
Marvellous Mallard: Marc Cotterill shows how to carve a mallard duck stick head. The mallard duck is closely related to…
Neo-Renaissance Mirror Frame: Exploring the styles of ornament. If there were some workshops producing high quality carving and furniture in…
The Diary of a Student Woodcarver: William Barsley describes his summer adventures exploring woodcarving in Iceland and setting up a workshop…
Mind, Body, Soul: Andrew Thomas shows us how to carve this special contemporary sculpture. This is an elegantly designed contemporary…
V-tools – Love Them or Hate Them: Peter Benson explores using and sharpening a V-tool. The V, or parting, tool…