Author: AWC

The sea-faring odyssey of Noah, his family and the world’s animals collected two by two is well known to young and old. Here is the story, brought to life with a series of lively and expressively carved and painted animals and characters. The combination of clear explanation and color photos make each step of the… Continue reading Carving Noah’s Ark: Mrs. Noah & Friends, the Animals of North America

Monkeys and Apes have come aboard Noah’s ark to enliven the ship, keeping Noah and his crew on their toes. Monkeys swing from the rafters and hoot from the bow. The reader is taken through every step in the transformation of a block of wood into a monkey or an ape with enjoyable, straight forward… Continue reading Carving Noah’s Ark: Monkeys and Apes

All the techniques you will need to capture a realistic looking elk.Over 250 color photographs. Learn to burn in the hair pattern, paint in natural colors and how to mount it on a base. Patterns for 3 elks are included.

Discover all the techniques you’ll need to capture a realistic looking coyote of your own in wood from this book. Gallery photographs provide informative perspectives on the coyote and rabbit alike. You’ll learn to burn in the hair pattern, paint in natural colors and how to mount it on a base.

Dale Power guides the novice and & veteran carver through the process of capturing the beauty, speed and  grace of the Cheetah in basswood  with a combination of hand and power carving tools, wood burning equipment  and paints. Patterns for  three Cheetahs- walking, running  and at rest, are included.

Dale Power leads you step-by-step through  the process of carving a robust and realistic polar bear. Complete with concise instructions and detailed color photographs, the carving of this bear with a combination of hand and power tools, is an enjoyable task for the novice and advanced carver alike. Original patterns for five bears are included as well. 

The carvings in this book are designed to aid beginning and professional carvers of all ages. Included in the patterns and photographs are a Cardinal, Horse, Indian Chief and a White Tail Deer.