Woodcarving is a kind of sculpture. Like other sculpture arts, woodcarving art is born with the emergence of human beings. It is only an unconscious behavior at the beginning, and it does not really become an art until people have aesthetic appreciation.
First, the quality of carving has a lot to do with material selection. Wood can be soft or hard. Soft easy to carve, more suitable for beginners. For example, basswood, camphor and pine can only be used to carve works with simple structure and general image, which is easier to carve. However, due to their soft wood and weak color, some of them need to be colored to enhance the sense of quantity. If some textures are obvious and changeable, you can skillfully use the smoothness and texture of wood grain to make some lyric works. Generally speaking, the greater the ups and downs of the shape, the richer the changes of the wood grain, and the more interesting it is; the more tactful and fluent the dynamic shape of the shape, the more ideal the effect of the direction of the wood grain, and the more beautiful and decorative it is. Of course, this kind of wood modeling design should be based on a high degree of generalization. Too complex and too small volume will not only damage the grain, but also cause visual contrast. Therefore, before creating a work, first of all, we should have a knowledge of wood, and it is very important to choose the materials suitable for the performance. Hard and heavy ones are hard to carve. High quality materials such as mahogany, boxwood, rosewood, almond, nut, etc. These materials belong to hardwood. They have tough wood, fine texture and bright color. They are suitable for carving works with complex structure and fine shape. Moreover, they are not easy to be broken and damaged in the process of production and preservation. They also have high collection value. However, one thing is that carving is difficult and easy to damage props.
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