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Sculpting in Wood

Peter Clothier

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English
A & C Black Publishers Ltd
01 November 2007
One of the first books in our new Basics of Sculpture series. This aims to give the beginner a broad basic knowledge of how to sculpt in wood. Step-by-step photos illustrate how to go about it, and machinery is kept to a minimum so that the beginner can make several pieces on a slim budget with just a few tools. The book is filled with projects of increasing difficulty so that the reader can progress in his or her skill level. The projects gradually become more difficult, and in the final project power tools are introduced. This project is also laid out as a hand tools project, so the reader can see the differences and choose which way to do it. The book also covers the basics needed for getting started: sourcing materials, choosing a suitable wood for the project and planning the project. Possible treatments for finishing off the piece at the end are also recommended, such as using abrasives, repairing blemishes, and colouring, staining or decorating the surface. Essentially a complete guide on sculpting in wood for the beginner upwards.
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Imprint:   A & C Black Publishers Ltd
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Dimensions:   Height: 257mm,  Width: 203mm,  Spine: 10mm
Weight:   614g
ISBN:   9780713674903
ISBN 10:   0713674903
Series:   Basics of Sculpture
Pages:   128
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Peter Clothier has been a practising wood carver for over 35 years, and he has been a lecturer in the subject for over 30 years. He has taught at all levels though he now concentrates on teaching at West Dean and selling his work in various galleries.

Reviews for Sculpting in Wood

'Provide (s) useful information for the beginner, with introduction to the materials and tools that will be needed, and step-by-step projects that progress through increasing levels of skill' The Artist 'This is a book which should enable you to get started and make worthwhile progress without being so complex as to put you off.' Art Book Review (August 2007)


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