People

Carving the human form, either humans or humanoids (fantasy figures, dwarves and elves etc) is always fun. Proportions are key here as well as always stepping back and checking that all the features work together.

WWI soldier, Gordons highlanders
Face details are important, eyes in particular. For this memorial figure I added a tear
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A wizard
A dwarf
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A female elf
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A hobbit under a giant mushroom
My Lord of the rings collection
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The shepherds for a nativity scene
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Mary and Joseph
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Oor wullie
My group-winning carving of Radgast The Brown at the Best of British Chainsaw Carving competition 2021
My group-winning carving of Radgast The Brown at the Best of British Chainsaw Carving competition 2021
My group-winning carving of Radgast The Brown at the Best of British Chainsaw Carving competition 2021
My group-winning carving of Radgast The Brown at the Best of British Chainsaw Carving competition 2021
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