I loved every second of your carving! Thanks for sharing your awesome talent!

Been carving for a year or so and just wanted to thank you and say you’ve been by far the most influential carver I’ve found on FB. I know some people like audio commentary but for me your videos are perfect. I just study your technique.
Anyway I’ve come a long way ( I think) and watching your videos has helped me more than anything. Thanks, Kevin. You’re a very talented artist.

No chainsaw no dremells …. Just a little knife, I love it

I've often wondered why I can't create something this brilliantly clever, artistic and humorous, and after watching this great artisan at work I've realised the ONLY reason is...I'm NOT left-handed. :face-orange-raised-eyebrow:

I'm always impressed when someone can do something so well.

I always enjoy watching art being created by the artist, the act of creating is also art.

Brilliant! I couldn't draw the thing with a pencil and here we have Kevin the carver creating with a broken knife. This true art. Well done!

That was really entertaining...I do enjoy watching craftspeople working and demonstrating great skill. Well done

Amazing talent, it was really enjoyable watching you at work bringing a piece of wood to life with such character !

Прекрасные работы,здоровья Вам!

WELL DONE! 💕
LOVE your work!

What a great talent; a pleasure to watch. Thank you.
Jim

Awww Kevin, this reminds me of my Grandpa and Dad. #RIP.  They loved their stogies 😄 Thanks for putting a smile on my face in the midst of this upside down world. You're talent is a joy to watch.

love watching you work, you make it look so easy.

That’s amazing!  I can’t seem to make a nose without the sides getting all ‘splintered’.  I loved watching this guy come to life!  Thank you!

Kevin, you're without a doubt the best I've seen.

Простой советский мужик получился😂😂😂

Yay! Just what I needed to help get through the quarantine. Welcome back. Hope all is well in NL with this virus thing. Stay well and thanks for posting.

This will definitly change the meaning of my quarentine period.
Thanks a lot

Holy mackerel! That is a superb piece of artwork. Anyone can find a piece of pine and a broken knife hanging around and have a go at this. The satisfaction of creating a piece of art is beyond belief , and the glow seems to last for a good while afterwards. Thank you Kevin for your inspirational video.