Woodcarving Illustrated Issue 64 Fall 2013

FEATURESThe Wonderful Wizard of OregonBy Toni FitzgeraldGary Burns uses self-taught techniques to carve out a fantastic nicheBack to SchoolBy Mindy KinseyLearn to carve or hone your skills at schools and classes across the countryStory TimeBy Kathleen RyanCarlo Olkeriil tells American stories in traditional Palauan styleCarving Like ManiacsBy Ayleen StellhornTurning a Halloween hobby into a pumpkin-carving businessCNC Woodworking and Laser CuttingBy Bob DuncanComputer-controlled routers and lasers speed production for repetitive cutsPROJECTSCarving a Wood SpiritBy Harold EnlowDetailed instruction for carving your first wood spiritPower Carving an American Bison in ReliefBy Jose ValenciaLearn the techniques to carve a gunstock on a less expensive wooden plateCarving a GoldfinchBy Bob GugePractice power carving by making this popular songbirdDouble-sided Holiday OrnamentBy Glenn StewartIngenious Santa/turkey ornament is a real attention-getterCarving a Caricature HorseBy Dave StetsonWeary old nag is a great companion for any cowboy carvingCarving Kris KringleBy Bob MasonGet a head start on your holiday carving with this simple SantaCarving a ChipmunkBy Desiree HajnyCarve, burn, and paint this realistic version of a backyard visitorPATTERNSA Fantasy FavoriteBy Don DearolfCustomize this caricature wizard by changing the staff and paint colorsCarving a Little GuyBy Keith RandichLearn to carve a basic figure and then personalize it as much as you likeTECHNIQUESChip Carving an EagleBy Lora S. IrishPractice basic chip carving techniques with this patriotic designCarving a Native American EyeBy John BurkeTechniques for capturing the distinctive shape of these special eyes