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Wood Sculpture by Mike
Steps of My Process
Step 1:
Find the wood material you would like to use.
Step 2:
Create an image and etch it into the wood.
Step 2:
Create an image and etch it into the wood.
Step 2:
Create an image and etch it into the wood.
Step 3:
Start removing excess wood and start shaping it to match your projected image. Oftentimes, the wood may naturally accent your image and help shape it
Step: 3:
Start removing excess wood and start shaping it to match your projected image. Oftentimes, the wood may naturally accent your image and help shape it
Step 3:
Start removing excess wood and start shaping it to match your projected image. Oftentimes, the wood may naturally accent your image and help shape it
Step 3:
Start removing excess wood and start shaping it to match your projected image. Oftentimes, the wood may naturally accent your image and help shape it
Step 3:
Start removing excess wood and start shaping it to match your projected image. Oftentimes, the wood may naturally accent your image and help shape it
Step 3:
Start removing excess wood and start shaping it to match your projected image. Oftentimes, the wood may naturally accent your image and help shape it
Step 3:
Start removing excess wood and start shaping it to match your projected image. Oftentimes, the wood may naturally accent your image and help shape it
Step 3:
Start removing excess wood and start shaping it to match your projected image. Oftentimes, the wood may naturally accent your image and help shape it
Step 3:
Start removing excess wood and start shaping it to match your projected image. Oftentimes, the wood may naturally accent your image and help shape it
Step 3:
Start removing excess wood and start shaping it to match your projected image. Oftentimes, the wood may naturally accent your image and help shape it
Step 4:
When you are getting close to applying the finishing shaping and sanding, coating the wood with mineral spirits helps identify the spots that require further attention without permanently changing the wood itself
Step 4:
When you are getting close to applying the finishing shaping and sanding, coating the wood with mineral spirits helps identify the spots that require further attention without permanently changing the wood itself
Step 5:
Use putty to fill the holes where natural splitting occurs
Step 6:
Reapply mineral spirits to determine where further shaping and sanding is required
Step 6:
Reapply mineral spirits to determine where further shaping and sanding is required
Step 6:
Reapply mineral spirits to determine where further shaping and sanding is required
Step 7:
Apply proper finish to creation, i.e., polyurethane, lacquer, oils, etc.
Step 7:
Apply proper finish to creation, i.e., polyurethane, lacquer, oils, etc.
Let’s Work Together
Get in touch so we can start working together.
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