Webinar: Surface Carving with Michael Cullen
Replay! Join Michael Cullen for a master class in surface carving and learn how to incorporate pattern and texture in your work.
Join Michael Cullen for this master class in surface carving and learn how to incorporate pattern and texture in your work. Cullen, who has taught handwork around the world, has a deep background in fine furniture but is also widely known for his bandsawn boxes with dynamic carved surfaces. He’ll take you through the crucial steps of designing and executing carved patterns and textures, demonstrating how to carve simple designs as well as more complex ones. And he’ll cover how to sharpen your tools to attain perfectly clean, crisp carvings.
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Fantastic.
Excellent webinar. I could listen to Michael Cullen talk about his work for hours on end. A privilege and a pleasure.
That was wonderful, Michael and Ben! Thanks. Michael is is a great example of the brilliance that comes from combining attentive observation, patient perseverance, and playfulness.
Very nice and informative webinar. Love Michael’s work, unpretentious ethic, great teaching style, and dry humor. “Ok, I’m actually into this carving, Ben. I just need to focus on this.” This looks very incomplete, I apologize.” “No, I’ll finish it up at home.” Though, I do not doubt that he will.
I’d love to see more, like the way you fielded and filtered questions Ben. Covered a lot of ground in short amount of time, kept it interesting and great video on the fly.
Have watched it three times now, learned something new each time. Also rewatched the Band Saw Box series. Master Class each one.
Keep it up.
The carving sits, unfinished, on my bench. I have debated trying to finish it but I know that will just turn it into scrap and not a momento.
Fantastic presentation - extremely enjoyable. Michael’s knowledge and method of presenting is wonderful. Lots of laughs and filled with valuable info. And Ben is always awesome too!
Loved it. I will try some techniques soon
I really appreciate the deference up front about the quality of the piece/design and it’s independence from its suitability for carving. I’d think that by keeping the thoughts independent upfront grows legs going forward on how the two come together complementarily.
S/F, Shannon
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