Please, how do you keep all the trace on the stone as you work each letter/word? Spray finish?

❤ Спасибо

Lmao what exactly not to do

Look like Alan Rickman mouth ❤

So i was told by a stone mason that old bushhammers used to be reforged sharp instead of sharpend with files. Im interested in how that was done and on the hunt for clues. I imagine its done with a meathammershaped topswage, or a triangular bar... But if anyone has any hints im very very interested

I can't wait to get all my tools because I can then take your lettering coarse to start with. You are a master!

Big work 😊 Thank you very much OK.yes

100% getting this course once I buy all my tools, you're the man Athar! Thank you

Este video lo encontre por vasualidad,pero buscaba hace un tiempo ya un video de este tipo ,es excelente,instructivo porque muestra las herramientas y el uso correcto de ellas en la ejecucion de uns obra artistica muy agradecido,mis dalu de is de Santiago de Chile LR.

How do i get started in stone masonry?

Just absolutely incredible

Love to see it done on granite

Very nice work. I like ur hand tools brass hatoda

Excellent work of art !!!! 🙏

Gracias por tus videos he aprendido mucho y sigo viéndolos varias veces!!! Ojalá hicieras uno sobre como es la mejor manera de utilizar un martillo neumático cuturi gracias!!!

Fantastic! Splendid!

thank

A student on my Stone Carving Workshop sent me this link, and I think it's an excellent summary of tools. I think every professional stonecarver would suggest slight variations to your suggested capsule collection of tools - for example, I'd favour a dummy hammer + a medium vinyl mallet rather than a dummy hammer + and a pitching hammer, and I favour mallet headed claws, but nevertheless your video is really excellent. A very useful contribution to the field of stonecarving by hand.

The corners of triangular files are often not well formed by the maker, and tend to get chipped, blunted or damaged by misuse or poor storage, however, they still need to carry a lot of the load while filing 60 degree slots. If the edge teeth cannot file the overall progress of the file cut will be halted. I have found it pays to pre-cut the bottom of the slot with a few strokes of the hacksaw prior to filing. This reduces or even eliminates the work the file edges have to do, so speeds up the filing progress while helping preserve the file. If you have the time and the patience it is possible to make your own bushing hammer or chisel, by reworking an old lump hammer or large chisel bits

Whats the name of the tool

Excellent presentation of essential information. Thank you very much

I bet i couldnt leanr that even if i tried 😢

Lovely.

He makes it look so easy

Great video!

This is awesome

Como me gustaesta arte.. ❤❤❤

My mind keeps cunfusing it for foam

Really dumb. Why stop at a grotesque rendering of the face? We will eventuallt decay to powder. If you were being "honest" you would have displayed a pile of powder

I loved this video! I have to wonder, though. I have a rough piece of limestone I found at Grimes Glenn, and I would think that if I slapped it, it would hurt my hands no matter how careful I am. Also, would the hardness of the stone affect the speed of its shaping? For example, if you smack a piece of marble and a piece of soapstone for a week, would the soapstone be more dented?

Beautiful! Great Trade for a young person to learn. Could easily develop into long term business with loyal customers. Good Luck!

This carving macin name please

This is a very good and clear video, very informative. Thank you kindly 👍

Skills. nice

Imagine if you coloured it

I’m interested to know why, towards the end of the 12th minute, you change to a narrower chisel. After all, you never use the full width of the edge, only the corner and part of the edge. (This is not a criticism, by the way.)

Let Ns sculpt Ns, don't eternalize them

I've always sculpted in clay but I wish someday to try on marble

Master!

Statuino

We knew it was Hard Work! But we will Never look at a sculpture the same way again!

Unreal!

I'm trying to carve Old Turkic runes into stone as my ancestors did (I'm Kazakh). You videos on this topic are very helpful. Thank you very much for thorough explanation of each detail.

How often is the course updated?

Amazing 👏

I never had a chance to get any art education or training but thanks to your videos i was able to complete a few sculptures. Currently working on the relief of a gladiator that i saw in a permanent exhibit 'deadth in the afternoon' in Ephesus Museum. Some place that showcased how gladiators trained lived fought and died.

which machines are you using to help carving at the beginning?

What is the name of this style of stone carving where the bodies look almost fused with the rock? This was an incredible essay by the way

Bravo le sculpteur de beaux volumes❤

Grazie