[Mark Gargac]

Pic#1 i am using a #7/8mm gouge upside down and taking the edge off the bottom of the eye brows and rounding right up into the inside corner of the bridge of the nose, creating a good hard stop cut. Pic. #2 using the same gouge remove the small chip. In pic.#3 using a detail knife stop cut under the hat ,just to the hair line on each side for now,take this cut about a 8th inch deep. Pic#4 is the removal cut using a #7/10mm gouge . On to PIC#5 the right side has been cut in,still have to do the removal cut. I am now taking the same gouge #7/20mm and cutting at a slight outward angle (away from the face) under the cheekbone and creating a hollow area which helps to give this area some more shape and keeps it from looking to chunky.

[Colin_Partridge]

Mark he really is starting to look very good. Again thankyou for sharing your knowledge with us.
Colin

[Blake Lunsford]

Mark, is there a certain place where you try to line up the cut under the cheekbone? I think this is an important cut, but this is an area where I'm afraid that I am going to take off too much wood and mess up the face. Suggestions?

Blake

[Mark Gargac]

Blake,stay just under the bottom of the nose,you can always move this line up to acheive the desired effect if you want.