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Showing posts with label Wood. Show all posts

November 4, 2018

Classic Christmas Signs by Wood and Papercraft

 


If, after years of the same old-same old decorations,
you're feeling it's time to refresh your Christmas decor,
then you need to consider one of these terrific wood signs!
They're handcrafted by the talented Carolyn Grow,
who sells them through her Etsy shop, Wood and Papercraft.
In addition to these great signs she's created, 
Carolyn is happy to do custom work.














Much more Wood and Papercraft here:



March 21, 2017

Amazing Driftwood Sculptures at Baliker Gallery



The Baliker Gallery in Florida is a must-see if you're in the area!
It's located at 5928 North Oceanshore Boulevard in Palm Coast.




Paul Baliker collects driftwood branches and stumps with the roots attached.
Many of his findings were stockpiled in the courtyard in front of the gallery.




Paul envisions what each piece could become,
then works his magic by carving out the details.
Absolutely fascinating!








We loved the variety of sea life represented in this huge sculpture!



A closer look-





And inside the gallery...





An impressive owl mirror with a photographer's reflection.



This seahorse is my favorite piece!



Much more here:



July 7, 2016

Seiji Kawasaki's Realistic Wood Carved Food



It's hard to believe that these wood sculptures aren't real food!
Seiji Kawasaki carves these pieces and paints them to totally fool us 
into believing that we could take a bite and not get splinters between our teeth.
That is real wood-carving talent if I ever saw it!









Chocoholics- this one's for you.








Please pass the French onion dip.




He puts these wooden veggies to use as chopstick holders.



 See more of Seiji's carvings at his website,
his Facebook page,
on Instagram & on Twitter.




Images used with direct permission from Seiji Kawasaki.

December 30, 2015

Gary Tallman's Montana Woodpile Artistry

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Montana resident Gary Tallman doesn't just stack his firewood, 
he deliberately places each log, creating a gorgeous piece of art in the process.
Using several types of wood in different shades, he puts together these mosaics,
most often featuring the owls that live in the woods surrounding Gary's home.


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You can order this print from Grain and Dot!