Pokemon Woodcarving - Bulbasaur Inlay Details

[@bluesunbebop4370]

Im a big fan of your work. I found you on Reddit a few months back. Im a wood carver myself, your level of skill is inspiring. Im also a huge Pokemon fan and collector, so seeing you making these characters with such accuracy is awesome. Keep up the good work, I hope to see more of you videos!

[@gizmoteknodekker7060]

That's so cool, I love all of your work, you inspire me to make my carvings better each time.

[@pcmeyer]

Love all your work and carving videos.

[@SymanWoodcarving]

Thanks Peter!

[@daryldawe3943]

I would watch the rest of the time lapse of this as well. Nice job

[@trevorbradley5029]

Yes!! Great quality, precise editing, and love the music! Thanks for the video :)

[@KellyConcepts]

The amount of patience you have 🔥🔥 Awesome work! Subscribed!

[@unpluggedmermaid]

hell yea i love this please post more wood videos!! these would also be amazing with sound instead of music

[@pokesly-az6280]

I have the Patience..cant wait for my set..maybe my first YT video

[@rodney73991]

so cool. feel when carved ball missed opportunity make poke mone ball catching thing.

[@swancarving4729]

very cool

[@ludovisian5063]

Do you have the full video for this carving?

[@saxxyoboe]

I just have to ask how you get your carving smooth! Dang maybe I just need years more practice haha

[@SymanWoodcarving]

Lots of sanding! Just patient really

[@erenakay8873]

I am also into carving because i am studying dentistry and they make us carve tooth with high accuracy. We generally use soap, wax and cement. I tried making a few pokemon once (including bulbasaur) but i cant seem to fit the shape as good as you, it look fatter or thinner in some areas which makes it look really bad, how can i fix this? Since i use blocks of cement its easier for me to throw and get rid of it if its looking bad but i really want to make a good one like yours. Do you have any tips? And it would be awesome if you told me the way to fix my proportions of body parts.

[@SymanWoodcarving]

Try making yourself some 2D templates for the front, top and sides and then transfer these onto your starting block to help get the 3D proportions. I measure a lot during the carving process to keep proportions correct.

[@erenakay8873]

@@SymanWoodcarving will definetly try that thank you for the idea :)