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Letter Carving

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In this inspiring book, Andrew Hibberd shares his passion for letter construction and carving on wood and stone. You don’t need to undertake a lengthy apprenticeship to take part in this enjoyable craft. Beginning with essential background information, the author then moves on to key techniques to help you develop your letter construction and carving skills. The book concludes with eight unique projects of increasing complexity for further practice. The projects include simple house signs and decorative lettering on a breadboard and bench. . Essential information on tools, equipment and materials to get you started . Detailed examination of key techniques, including project design, brush and pen techniques, sharpening chisels, carving on wood and stone, routing and gilding, with additional practice pieces . Eight easy-to-follow step-by-step projects . Will appeal to beginner/intermediate carvers with an interest in lettering . Practical tips for professional results AUTHOR: Andrew Hibberd lives and works in Norfolk. He started carving at an early age and after an eclectic mix of careers he trained as a wood carver at the City and Guilds of London Art School. Numerous public and private commissions followed, and he now has a successful career as a letter carver, producing both original and restoration work in a wide variety of styles. He is a regular contributor to Wood Carving magazine. This is his first book for GMC.

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Dimensions 210 × 276 mm
ISBN

9781861089526

Dimensions

211 x 284 mm

Book Type

Paperback / softback

Author

A Hibberd

Author Bio

Jay Andrew Hibberd lives and works in Norfolk. He started carving at an early age and after an eclectic mix of careers he trained as a wood carver at the City and Guilds of London Art School. Numerous public and private commissions followed, and he now has a successful career as a letter carver, producing both original and restoration work in a wide variety of styles. He is a regular contributor to Wood Carving magazine. This is his first book for GMC.

Number of Pages

192

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