Creating a sense of movement in wood sculptures transforms static pieces into dynamic works of art. One effective method is using flowing, asymmetrical lines that guide the viewer’s eye across the piece, mimicking natural motion. Carving techniques like undercutting and layering can add depth, making the sculpture appear to shift with perspective. Texturing the wood with tools or burning techniques introduces tactile movement, enhancing visual rhythm. Another approach is incorporating negative space, which creates an illusion of motion by suggesting unfinished action. Finally, selecting wood with natural grain patterns that follow the sculpture’s intended flow can amplify the effect. Mastering these methods allows artists to breathe life into their wooden creations.