EGGROLL! (continued from yesterday ) Today I'll make his squiggly spaghetti noodle-looking arms . This wood specie is called beech. It c...

IT'S EGGROLL TIME AGAIN: I'm continuing the eggroll guy project I started in my previous posts. Today I'm gonna concentrate on ...

It is now once again Eggroll Time. I am continuing what I started on the previous posts . Today I'm gonna do the hands and guitar. As wi...

The Eggroll Project from yesterday continues: Today I'll finalize the face. I think once I finish that the most critical and crucial p...

Let the eggrolling from yesterday continue: I used a veining chisel (or V-shaped chisel) to cut fairly deep grooves where the eggroll fold ...

Earlier I posted drawings and photos of the mascot I made for the local Wok N Roll restaurant here in my city. During the next few posts I...

As a kid I remember fiddling around with these for hours. They were the same size as standard cowboy and Indian toys but they popped apart. ...

Earlier I posted some designs I did for a local restaurant here in Evansville. The restaurant, Wok N Roll, just had its grand opening and h...

Here's a wooden crank toy I made. It's not completely my idea to make a tapping hand but I've not seen one made of wood that wor...

Is there anything more naturally humorous than digits and coding?! You might think I'm being lazy with the coloring, but I... uh... eh, ...

When I was little I found this in the toy box at my grandma's house. I didn't know who the character was until years later and saw h...

Here are some more cell phone charms I got in China. They are so similar to the smoking babies I wonder if they are related. They both have...