It’s spring time and the birds are here!This 7 foot carving in a 20″ diameter white pine log shows all 4 family members represented as…
My carving wood is buried under lots of snow, therefore, it’s time to explore the world of snow carving. It’s fun! Middle of February is…
These hungry bears are working hard to reach their sweet spot; the bee hive! This was carved in an emerald ash borer killed 16 foot …
In early August I participated in the annual Sauble Beach Sandfest Sand Sculpturing Contest. I can now claim to be ‘award winning’ with my couch…
The old King of Tiverton, in front of the King’s Pearl Pub & Eatery, is being retired for my newly carved King. This new Aragorn…
This is a truly satisfied squirrel of Southampton. The property owner near the Southampton golf course was forced to remove a white ash due to…
Custom Carving of a Pileated Wood Pecker (3ft tall) with internal mount.
Heritage Pole carving (15 ft tall) completed in a Port Elgin white ash stump. Blue jay (proper use of power), Beaver with chewing stick (work…
This rabbit is now in our front yard showing to all the world our street number.
The Town of Saugeen Shores used the carvings around Fairy Lake, Southampton for one of its Public Service Announcements during the Covid 19 pandemic.
This unique gizmo that attaches to a angle grinder allows me to carve those tricky hard to reach places.
Looking for a deal in outdoor decor? These fellows are mostly coffee table height. Perfect for placing plants and your favorite beverage on whole enjoying…
It has been a great year of carving in 2019. Birds, on- site carving of a stump, sand carving and always an assortment of bears…
This is a white ash stump that was carved to a marshland. Includes red-winged blackbirds, cat-tails and a loon on water. Located in Southampton.
It’s a slow process, but the carving shop is going to happen before the snow flies. 🤞
Another beautiful day for carving. Completed the project today. Happy with the results.
It was a beautiful spring day for carving at Fairy Lake. Spent 8 hours roughing out the Pileated woodpecker and the Barred owl.