
Bucky is a little different. Please allow me to explain.
Bucky is a collaborative effort between me and a Beaver. I capitalized “Beaver” out of respect because I don’t know the actual beaver’s name. Anyway, I found this branch on the shore of the Harpeth River in Kingston Springs, TN. I was extremely careful to keep it exactly the length and condition I found it. The ends were cut and the bark was removed by my unknown but obviously “busy” and extremely talented collaborative friend. Every mark (including the cut ends except where I jumped in to do my thing) was carved by my new Rodent friend.
Bucky is 24 inches (2 feet tall).
$225


A bit skittish. Reads a lot of macabre novels.
Cool dude. Just don’t startle him.
$100

Tall, dark and handsome.
Interesting texture and mysterious grain.
19 inches tall.
$200

I knew Dan was messed up when I found him. A few punky spots and old worm holes. A pretty messed up chunk. However, aren’t we all sometimes. But I rolled with him and all his flaws anyway. Who’s to say what “flaws” are. He even has a broken nose (I can relate. Both of ours have been addressed) and a worm hole in his eye (can’t relate to that one).
Anyway, it made him even more of a challenge to carve and allow to remain rough. For me anyway. But he inspired me to keep going.
13-1/2 inches all.
Keep goin like Dinged Dan. ❤️🩹
$100

Valentine’s Day is just a few days away so here are a couple hand carved, one-of-a-kind heart necklaces carved in Elk Antler for you or someone who makes your heart happy.
1-1/8 inches long.
$75

Valentine’s Day is just a few days away so here are a couple hand carved, one-of-a-kind heart necklaces carved in Elk Antler for you or someone who makes your heart happy.
1-1/8 inches long.
$75

He’s kinda lonely and in search of a new life. Most of his friends joined the Wood Civil Service a while back. They are proud Fence Posts. Remus was a little too small to join so he focused on entomology (the “branch” of zoology concerned with the study of insects). Which was quite ambitious since red cedar is a natural insect repellent. Bugs just don’t like him. But that didn’t discourage him. And now he’s ready to retire and just hang out with a human family.
9 inches tall. Carved in red cedar.
$150

What a nice guy. He’d give you the bark off his back if you needed it. Not really sure why you’d need some bark. But if you did, Stan’s your guy. Saw him having a beer with a couple beavers the other day. He gets along with everybody.
10 inches.
$150

He’s retired but he’s still funny.
Carved in a chunk of tree root.
7-1/4 inches.
$125

16-1/2 inches tall.
$200

For the horse lover in your life.
She is carved in red oak. Patinated with artist oil paints.
She’s a big one at 35” x 11” x 4”, 13 lbs. Display Indoors.
$850.

Hooter is a hopeless hooligan who has hay fever, a hernia 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.

Mask – Wood / Hemp rope / Acrylic paint.
36 inches tall (3 feet).
$1200.00

A flirt in the Baroque period. Carved in Cypress Knee.
The entire piece including the solid marble base is 14 inches tall.
$525.00.

13 inches tall.
$100

13 inches tall.
$150





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

Carved into five volumes of American Peoples Encyclopedia / 1969 Edition.
$6000