I really like watching you carve because your a left handier and so am I. It's lots easier for me to follow.

Thank you for sharing your gift, much appreciated.

That was fully done! The whole wood carving using only a knife...And your Video, lighting and camera work is superb!. Thank you.

Love your carvings and videos. Being new to carving you help a lot.

Omg cute. I whittle for my grandkids most of the time. I wish I could hear you talking.

i very much enjoy watching and learning from you. thank you sir!

Thanks for sharing - I learn a lot from you :-) It is incredible you can do this + all your other little people- in - pine! It is so difficult to carve this wood. Thanks again for sharing :-) greatings from Denmark

I love this idea for practice to concentrate on the face. Thank you. The nose is again perfect.

Thank you Mr. Kevin, perfect vid easy to follow great instructional. You are the man Sir.

Hi, been carving for about 8 months and just tried this one, your carvings are so detailed and have been a bit leary but turned out good... thanks for the vids, will be doing some more of yours!!

Thank you sir, for sharing your skills. I enjoy your videos very much.

I thought I would give this one a go....did really well...until I accidentally whittled his nose off!!! Thank you for the fantastic video! Keep up the good work

Another great video, Kevin. We novices thank you!!!

Thanks Kevin; I'm the novice who needs this. Great job.

Another great video..love the close up,alot of video tutorials could learn from your your easy to follow camera angle 😁

Thank you very much. Regards Gareth Wiltshire UK. Gratitude. Quality.

Great job Kevin!

another great video Kevin

Nice to see someone carving pine, as bass wood is really expensive over here. Thanks.

Cool little guy,great video,thanks!

So much talent 👏👏👏👏 just brilliant 👌 I've saved this one kevin , hope I can get at least something that resembles 👍

Great carving for us beginners!

I am always amazed at your ability to carve the eyes without the wood breaking and chipping off. I have watched probably 90% of your videos and still try to get eyes that compare to yours. Great work and videos.

I've been modifying Opinel pocket knives as of late. In as far as carving it has just been finger grooves with a Dremel tool and then wood burning things like Celtic knot work patterns. However I am inspired to try and carve a wood spirit into the handle. I'm currently looking at an Opinel #6 Carbon blade knife with Beechwood handle. One thing that sets me back however is that the blade slot is pretty deep and that does not leave me much wood to work with in the center. If I go too deep then I will be cutting into the blade slot and that will ruin it. I could always just wood burn the spirit but I like the 3D effect carving gives. Got any advice? I will likely be practicing before I try as I am new to carving however if you are interested in doing a video with such a knife as a challenge I'd love to see it. The knife costs about $13 - $15 with shipping.

Happy to see,your using that carving knife.enjoy. don

Great job, noticed you have new knife.

👍 Nice, I try, but not even close. I do like my OCC knives too.

You're a master.

Wonderful.

Very nice Sir - bin at carvin 2 yrs - still a beginner in my mind - and did you know all great folks are south paws ?? lol - much obliged and take care

Very cool, Going to attempt this guy soon. For the antique wax, do you water it down or is your brush wet or something? The stuff I have goes on very thick and doesn't wipe off nice like yours did

I live in France and have bought some pine from a local hardware store. It's easy to carve and looks a lot like the pine you are using. However it is really prone to splitting and if I'm not careful a chunk will split off and ruin my work. I am wondering if the type of pine that you are using also tends to split easily or if pine from different continents might be very different in texture?

Just curious. What knives do you use in your videos? Who makes them? Thanks for another excellent video. You make it look so easy. I'd have slit my thumb more than once.

Hi Kevin, I notice that when you were finished carving, you brushed on a type of clear yellowish liquid & then brushed on a darker liquid. Would you mind telling me what those were, by the way, your carvings are amazing, you’re very talented, thank you for your videos.

I think I remember you saying you got your white pine from a big box store. The one’s around here sell white wood. From what I’ve read that can be anything. Even spruce.

perfect

Kevin, where do you get that kind of pine that carves more easily than even any basswood I've found! All the pine I have is way too hard to carve like that

new knife?

I must be difficult to carve such details in such a small piece

Kevin, what happened to your fish knife?

класс!👍

which kind of finish do you use?

If you don’t mind me asking what two coats of oil did you use at the end? Thanks!

Your carving inspires me mr. cotes. Are you a American or Canadian. Just curious. Thank you so much.

You do some great projects but you need to explain what you are doing as you do it.

how long is the wood here?