Attempting to start a Carving / Whittling Club in Denver. Please shoot me a DM if you’re at all interested!

I’ve been carving off and on for many years since I was a teenager. Picked it back up again recently. This is a recent project of mine, almost ready for paint!

Hi I am Chris. My latest project involves carving a dragon head and tail for an important memorial taking place later this summer, The Pennsic Viking Memorial Ship. Viking ships were built with carved figureheads meant to protect the crew and represent the spirit of the voyage. It was an honor to be able to contribute to this year’s ship build in a small way.

I also have a full video of the building of the Viking Memorial Ship, including an interview with the ship’s builder out soon. Please subscribe to Resist The Grind on Youtube, if you would like to see the full video when it is released.

Whether you’re into woodcarving, traditional craft, Viking history, memorial art, or you’re part of the SCA, this video shows the full making of these iconic carvings — tools, techniques, challenges, and the meaning behind the work. Thank you for taking time out of your day to watch my video. I truly appreciate it.   -Chris

One knife carving

Just hit it with the fourth coat of spar urethane. Crazy grain...

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WIP of a little project for my 8 year old. We were messing around with construction paper and epoxy and made a little billet of paper micarta, which he later asked me to make into a panda (his all time favorite animal). So I roughed the outline out with my coping saw last night and got after it with a knife and some files today to start shaping.