Female Sculpture

[@wolfsangeleyes]

That's beautiful. Love how the woodgrains follow the woman's curves, especially around the hips. The look of confidence is definitely achieved by her stance. They say that people who have their arm crossed in front of their chest are closed off, try to keep others at a distance that way. This is the opposite. Very beautiful sculpture.

[@spinvalve]

Nice work.. you got the woodgrains to align very nicely around the busts, which accentuate them very artistically.

[@pauljschuetz]

thats a beuatiful piece you make it look so easy

[@MikeWaldt]

Superb work of art, thanks for sharing! Cheers Mike

[@Wayoutthere]

Thank you! I was hoping there would be no cracks, but alas, this is wood not plastic. Especially with entire logs cracking is inevitable and all you can do is minimise it using some trickery.

[@themattin]

That is superbly done dude! :)

[@WanderingSoleTV]

Very cool. Beautiful work!

[@buildtalibanbackbetter5923]

Beautiful and creative

[@Wayoutthere]

I use a small handheld propane torch. The kind they use to solder plumming with. I find it a bit to small actually, next time I'll get a bigger one (large surfaces take ages).

[@hasandogan4876]

Wouter d.B.m

[@WanderingSoleTV]

Incredible work... so impressive!

[@BYLB]

What a beautiful piece of art! a Master piece! do you have a blog? if yes, include the url on your description! Keep up the good work!

[@hasandogan4876]

Emrick Garam m

[@doberman74]

amazing my friend, absolutely amazing. I have yet to see another chainsaw carver even close to your level Wouter

[@wood4nothing284]

Very nice carving, you made a real good job of her. Gonna tell my fiance to ditch the diet and ill give her the one over with the angle grinder lol. Cheers Tim from wood 4 nothing

[@verodmonse]

greaaat job!

[@TheMyEighties]

Beautiful work. Can you also use wet wood for processing or you have to wait until it dries?

[@Wayoutthere]

Thank you :) I usually use wet wood, I can't 5 years for it to dry. It carves better to when wet. I accept cracks, and try and minimize them by for example cutting a slot in the back to the wood can move.

[@TheMyEighties]

Thanks for the quick response and the advice.

[@adawg54kma]

COOL!

[@Wayoutthere]

'Go Viking', haha that cheered me up. :p I hope getting a chainsaw will allow you tackle large sculptures like the cat, only 3x times as fast! The wood was Thuja (white cedar) btw.

[@2MCHNV]

u can see what he uses its a small jet torch

[@kevindflowers234]

what do you use to char that with so well?

[@Wayoutthere]

Thx man! However, thieves stole this particular sculpture from my workshop.. :( Right now I'm busy making another..

[@Wayoutthere]

Haha, well atm I don't have one, and besides this is a tribute to femininity.

[@BigBoyOtero]

Bravo. Sporty to hear about three dirt bags stealing it.

[@ChopWithChris]

Love the video but what does your wife think of you carving large breasted women? Chris

[@srslyusuck]

Awesome!