Available Works

This is Walton.
He’s just not sure about it. 
About what you ask? 
About anything.
13 inches.
$175
This is Maverick Woodfish. 
Maverick is a former Western movie star. He starred in films like – The Good The Bad and the Fishy, Turtlestone, Wyatt Carp, Tuna Grit, The Magnificent Salmon, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Squid, Finfull of Dollars, Outlaw Josey Whales, even a comedy called Blazing Sandals. He also did his own stunts.
Quite a talented fish.
Carved in tree root.
18 inches.
$395
Meet Pippin. 
Pippin is a Wood Gnome. No, he does not bake cookies in tree trunks. 
I feel I have to be completely honest with you guys. He makes moonshine.
And he’s really good at it!
I have a feeling he had something to do with Bert’s party. He’s the last guy I posted. If you read that story, you’ll understand completely. Anyway, Pippin’s moonshine is made of all natural ingredients. Like tree bark, moss, hallucinogenic mushrooms (of course), raw honey and squirrel poop, you know…all natural ingredients. It’s almost a health drink!
He’s a very happy, chill and talented dude.
7 inches.
$175
This is Bert. He broke his nose in a drinking accident. He was partying up in his tree with a bunch of squirrels. Apparently they had all consumed too much Sawdust Brandy (yep, it’s a real thing). Well, the little squirrel DJ-Scratchy had put on and cranked the song “Nuts” by David Bowie. The crowd went wild! Everyone was jumping and bouncing in unison. That’s when it all took a bad turn. Bert’s branch cracked but no one heard it. About half way through the song, SNAP! All tumbled down. Most of the squirrels were okay but there was squirrel vomit everywhere and Bert landed on his nose. The hangovers were brutal. He says he doesn’t regret it though. It was an epic party.
His bottom is flat so he can hang on a wall or be free-standing.
Spalted Beech.
14-1/2 inches.
$265
Charlie
16-1/2 inches tall.
$225
This is Hooter the Great Horned Owl.
Hooter is a hopeless hooligan who has hay fever, a hernia, hemorrhoids and occasional heartburn after having hare for supper. He has a slight hangover from mixing a Highball, Hot Buttered Rum and a Hairy Naval last night but he’s happy. A little Hair of the Dog might help.
Anyway, Hooter is carved in white oak.
He’s a pretty big fella at 35 inches tall, 14 inches wide, 3-1/2 inches thick.
He can be hung outside but advised to hang in the shade out of direct sunlight.
Since he is a slab of raw wood, he will have surface cracks. There is no way to stop that. However, he is sealed with Spar Urethane to reduce cracking and protect from UV.
$500
This is Dickens (as in the British slang term “What the Dickens” also meaning WTF!)
Don’t let the look on his face concern you. He’s fine…usually. Just a little nervous.
I suggest not startling him though. Coffee probably wouldn’t be a good idea either. Other than that, he’s pretty fun to hang out with.
Just over 12 inches tall.
$200
Meet “Spids” – (Meaning “Pointy” in Danish.
Needless to say, Spids gets right to the point…of everything.
17 inches tall, 17” wide.
$225
“Fel” (Meaning – “Half” in Hungarian)
Fel is half-crazy, half-baked, half-cocked, half-a$$ed, half the calories and half-priced.
He is a half-chunk of splintered maple. 
If you have half a mind to have him in your life, let me know. He’s All yours.
22 inches tall.
$350
This is Unshurman.
He’s just not sure about any of it.
12 inches tall.
$140
Benjamin The Dragon.
Carved in Cypress Knee
11-1/2 inches wide.
$395
“The Shaman”
Mask – Wood / Hemp rope / Acrylic paint. 
36 inches tall (3 feet).
$1200.00
“Stepping Out”
A flirt in the Baroque period. Carved in Cypress Knee. 
The entire piece including the solid marble base is 14 inches tall.
$525.00.
Lenny. 
13 inches tall. 
$165
Lenny. 
13 inches tall. 
$165
“The Filly” Carved in Black Walnut. 32 inches tall with steel base. Eyes colored with artist oil paint. Finished with hand-rubbed oil / urethane mix. $5300.
“Leonardo da Vinci” is carved into the paper of five volumes of Encyclopedia Britannica / 1957 Edition. He is within these actual volumes as I try to include my subjects in all of my book carvings. This carving is based on the well-known self-portrait sketch done in red chalk on paper. Since these carvings are done in actual books, I have the opportunity to reveal text that I feel is relevant to my subject even though the text is not actually in context to the subject. Leonardo da Vinci was a scientist as well as an artist. He lived and worked in a time when religion was more prominent and powerful than politics or science. I have found both within these volumes. So, on the right side pages of the piece I have revealed the words “Catholic Truth” and on the left side pages I’ve revealed “Hydrostatic Equilibrium” which is the balanced state of fluid and a basic of physics. Revealing text within these books is a fun inclusion when the opportunity presents itself.
There is another interesting aspect of this piece in my opinion. The finish I applied darkened the carved paper portion giving it the appearance of grey stone. I love it when I’m treated with unexpected and wonderful surprises that enhance my work.
$6000
“Native American Chief”
 Carved into five volumes of American Peoples Encyclopedia / 1969 Edition.
$6000

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