This is an opinion. The following is a crit. Your flaws you left are just bad craft. It isn't about man or machine. Look at sculptures from the renaisance to modern art. They tried to make it as perfect as possible in the theme. Craft is about you. If you want dialogue about machine and man, 3d scan and print the bull and put it beside your own. If you want those marks, you carve the gouge because you want it there. It is the same as an painter would paint the rip or smudge. The same as sculpturor who would custom make an everyday object rather than buy it. Ask any craftsman or artistian about the representation and craft. Also you shouldn't have compromised on the horns with the brass. It would have been nice if you tried to use a brass billet stock. It would have been a foil to the brass bull on wall street. Now it is just another wooden bull. Just an opinion. It is still a relatively well executed piece, it had potential to be more.

The clarity of the project is awesome.

Any kind of angle grinder will produce a ton of debris. Great looking project even in the early stages.

he is great

Detailed features make a project. The amount of detail for this project is awesome. I do not think teeth matter.

That is such an expensive lesson. I can only imagine how much that may have cost.

My school has that exact same planer!😂

Hi Blake, When casting your human/alien head sculpture, would it be possible to paint or apply some type of an opaque white or blocking background layer on the back side of the clear portion of your sculpture, before pouring the green resin for the alien part of the sculpture? This might be a solution for blocking the green resin color from showing through to the clear half of the sculpture. Just an idea. Not sure how, or if it would work. Always enjoy your videos! It's great to see your ongoing progression in learning new skills. Thank You, Jim Dasher Spectrum Graphics Seattle metro

Liked and subscribed. Bravo.

Wonderful

19:37 Tauric trepanning!

Simply fantastic

Красота

Very interesting experiments!! Thank you for sharing your work!!!!!!!

Next time, use some blue tape to fix the shattered glass, preventing it from flying around.

I enjoyed watching you do it as just looking at the beauty and creativity. Amazing work my friend.👍

Freakin' Awesomeness 👌

They look like items you would collect in a video game to get to the next level....😅

Why not smash-up the Epoxy sheet by placing it in a plastic bag, and them take out the pieces?

the tail is too high

Mucha chamba y no me gustaron

Second time watching this. WOW Absurd and beautiful!!! What an Amazing sculpture!

Pretty good! My only thought is that the head should be just a built more streamlined with the beak. It’s a bit too round. Otherwise fantastic 👍🏻

Fav part at 16:03 thank me later or not

I think if you did the same pattern with the timber but smaller it would look really awesome as a tail for a peacock.

If you watch James Parker Sculpture you could get some ideas for your large sculptures. He is awesome. He lives in Scotland and his sculptures are all over the world.

40,000 components

What size bar are you using for carving?

I love that you didn’t exaggerate any body features in the finished piece, it makes it look more realistic…

How the heck did you get my hamster brain to focus on this 😅

First video I've forms of yours .... really loved watching your process! Got a question for though.......What kind of classy do you use? Thank you.

I want to buy it

I think you could have better luck with shattering if you Froze the sheets first… (???) 🤷‍♂️

I remember watching the first cpuple minutes of this video then saving it to my "watch later" playlist. Now- a year later- i am gonna enjoy this to it's fullest

Legend!!!🎉

First one looked like meth lol

25:55 For a second I thought you were gonna say "I'm gonna turn them into a peacock." 😂

This is absolutely stunning. 🙏🏼

Guess you can say he was shining when he was carving the metal😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹

Don't know if anyone speculated simple color theory but here goes. There are only 3 true, pure colors; red yellow & blue. Two warm, one cool. If you start mixing color pigments, it is possible to get warm blue and cool blue. Whatever pigments the manufacturer used to get your two blues, one of them had more yellow than you would notice, probably the light blue. Mixing those two would in theory give you brownish tones -keep that in mind for future. If you run an ice experiment again, use a true, pure blue and add clear until you are satisfied. Thanks for demonstrating the shattering experiments, that's exactly what I needed to know😅👍

The plastic makes smoother lines.

The offcuts could make some pretty cool bowls, rings, pendents and other nick nacks

Wow look a that cool “Skullpture”

Извините, но это спокойный домашний бык и в полне даже может кастрирован.На рисунок вообще не похоже,нет динамики,ярости.

A little bit monkey looking

Wow they look fantastic. I love them. Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪

Amazing!

LED lights would be cool with the skulls 💀💀

Wow ❤

Purduke or bloodwood