Ian Norbury Watchmaker Clip - The Eye - New Downloadable teaching video.

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This video shows a clip from Ian's latest downloadable video - The Watchmaker. The full video is contains two hours of footage and can be downloaded from his website.
It contains detailed footage of Ian carving hair, hands, eyes, cloth and facial features.
Ian has taught lessons and courses for many years and his videos offer a perfect way to learn the art of carving. His website www.iannorbury.com has a range of online lessons, patterns, plans, books and videos which will help you to master a range of wood carving skills.

[@osprey02]

Excellent,Thanks a bunch ~~~

[@harkerEI]

No problem. I'll be putting up more soon.

[@r5yamaha]

what species of wood are you using?

[@balintbiro7830]

Hi! Apart from your narration, your idea that you put the finished workpiece next to the video was very very helpful. Thank you!

[@mrabbott]

Lovely to watch Ian doing what he does best. I was fortunate to have met Ian and did a study project of his work. This was many years ago (about 25 years ago) when Ian was doing a series on Shakespear characters and masks. He was very generous with his time and I have admired his work ever since. Would I be right in saying that you're his son James ?

[@ChrisKartes]

I very much enjoy these instructional videos, which I stopped watching after I sent the hand sanding to you. I just realised I'll never even hope to be that good without a teacher.

[@fresatur1]

un maestro complimenti.

[@ravisaw3039]

Nice

[@rios4175]

whats best for carving green or seasoned wood and do leave the eyes for last after you carved the face thank you

[@harkerEI]

Seasoned wood is always better for carving. Green wood will warp over time. Fine detail is often best left till last so you don't damage it.

[@rios4175]

James Norbury Thank You!