A collection of original artwork, custom creations, and unique designs.
This piece was made for a neighbor years ago. Made using poplar and tempered glass, which was sandblasted on the reverse side. I truly enjoyed creating this piece, and my only regret is not having a better camera at the time.
I took my time on this 8"x3" bowl, made from a sturdy chunk of walnut. The finish applied is a food safe wax product.
I made this piece years ago, using red oak, a thin flexible ply for the arch, and antique stained glass. Crafting the arch and designing the pendants took a bit of engineering. Lighting projects are a passion of mine, though time consuming. I'd be happy to entertain lighting projects in the future. Send a contact form and lets get to brainstorming.
I made this piece a few years back. Made with red oak, rice paper and a long life LED light. The scrolls and carving for the lattice was a lot of fun. I plan on making many more lanterns in the future and will be playing around with designs to see what makes the best use of negative space for silhouettes.
Creating this was a TON of fun. It used red oak, cherry for the base, along with frosted glass, copper, and crests from old fire helmets to enclose the shade. These types of pieces require planning, material sourcing, and a bit of ingenuity to get accomplished.
This piece was my first attempt back at the brush after many years of telling myself I couldn't paint. The reference photo was snapped at a Japanese and Botanical Garden by either my wife or myself (truly can't remember on that). I managed to surprise myself and turned out a decent painting with a bit of effort and patience.
This 4"x6" linocut print was a very fun piece to turn out. Hand sketched, carved and printed on earth tone card stock. The subject was a pair of ducks at a refuge in northern Australia that I photographed.
This is a piece I carved for my own home. Relief carving with a touch of the torch makes for easily visible font in addition to lending an aged look.
This is one of many horse carvings that I've completed, again using relief carving as a technique. I'd be happy to entertain animal portraits in either carving or pyrography in the future. Just fill out a contact form.
This was a gift for my wife and was burned by hand on basswood. Lasers are great and all, but I prefer the artistry involved in taking the time to sketch, burn and finish by hand.