Bill Groce Bird Art

This week we visit with Bill Groce of Morganton, Georgia as he demonstrates how he carves beautiful folk and realistic birds out of wood.

[@murrayberger4344]

Awsome carving

[@maofangjushi4711]

Fantasitic!

[@ApplesofGoldcrft]

Thank you Bill for your video tutorial. Your work is magnificent. I have been doing wood carving for about 8 weeks and I get on my computer every day learning different ways of doing bird wood carving and power carving. We meet at the senior citizens center once a week and do wood and power carving. Some of the guys there have been doing it for many years but I am learning. I am working on a chickadee now and looking for all the tutorials I can find. Thank you for your video tutorial on the Titmouse and for explaining the things that need to be done. God Bless you and your family. Mike Brady

[@bortiz1951]

Intentaré hacer una gaviota. Ustedes lo hacen ver sencillo. Gracias por compartir su técnica.

[@brownie6451]

your work is awesome! l

[@brownie6451]

your work is awesome!

[@johngoodall7097]

I have wondered how to make bird legs and thank you for showing me this process. I imagine this could also be used in say, mice or even small mammals frogs and invertebrates. I know you posted this video 3 years ago but if you get this comment perhaps you could reply sometime it would be most helpful. Regards from John in England.

[@ApplesofGoldcrft]

What size copper wire do you use for the feet and legs Bill? Can I get it at Home Depot or Lowes? On the toes, do you flatten both ends of the wire? I noticed you flattened one end but I did not know if the other end had already been flattened.

[@abdelkaderbenjddou2206]

Ca semble bien ,,, la sculpture c est l'art

[@brownie6451]

your work is awesome! l

[@brownie6451]

your work is awesome!