If you've been following along with the first three parts of this series (Layout - • Woodcarving Basics: Sc... , Tools - • Woodcarving Basics: Si... , Roughing out - • Woodcarving Basics: Sc... ), then you're ready to make the shell look like a shell. The process isn't difficult, but you may need to practice sketching curved lines to get it just right.
Once you get the curved lines of each lobe drawn I walk you through the process of carving all the details. There is a specific order in which I like to carve the lobes of a scallop shell. In the video, I not only give you how I go about the process, but why I tackle each step in a specific order.
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