
Freedom to Carve
Graham Thompson makes the case for unplanned carving ‘Free’ carving, means unplanned, seat- of-the-pants, without design or hard and fast

Graham Thompson makes the case for unplanned carving ‘Free’ carving, means unplanned, seat- of-the-pants, without design or hard and fast

Alexander Thomson investigates the life and work of this German sculptor Veit Stoss (born before 1450, died 1533) was a

Nic Westermann makes a Welsh take on a spoon knife I grew up in Surrey and went to university in

Steve Bisco carves an oak panel with authentic Viking decoration When I take a walk from my home on the

Anthony Bailey introduces rotary power carving, with tips on choosing tools and getting the most out of them Rotary power

Graham Thompson explores the use of acrylic paints in woodcarving ‘Sacrilege! Why?’ I’m all for showing each species of wood’s

Colin Burlton carves a spring favourite This project is intended to be a snapshot in time when a hare lands

Steve Bisco embraces the colourful heraldry of the Holy Roman Empire Heraldry in Britain and continental Europe developed in medieval