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| Gabi Rizea |
Not much else to say about these creations. Just sharing some things of beauty, to raise our eyes to nature.
Check this site out. PInterest, a place of beauty.
Friday, May 8, 2020
A Tree Grows in a Forest
Art comes and is done in all mediums. Some we can approach, experiment with, and enjoy. But ones done in wood are beyond my comprehension. Those below are done by incredibly talented people.
Not much else to say about these creations. Just sharing some things of beauty, to raise our eyes to nature.
Check this site out. PInterest, a place of beauty.
Not much else to say about these creations. Just sharing some things of beauty, to raise our eyes to nature.
Check this site out. PInterest, a place of beauty.
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Wow, those are amazing.
ReplyDeleteWe live near Idyllwild, CA, where there are several craftsmen who create such as these. Breathtaking.
DeleteOh my goodness … words fail me. I'm so appreciative of your finding these and sharing them to lift spirits.
ReplyDeleteLiving near many mountain communities along the San Bernardino mountains, amazing carvings are around the public squares. Can't afford them!
DeleteThey really are gorgeous. In Sioux City there is a life-sized display of the Last Supper. It was all hand carved by an area artist.
ReplyDeleteHow incredible that must be!
DeleteTHANKS, What beautiful work. And YES that it TALENT, skill and perseverance. Not only good, but so stinking creative....
ReplyDeleteSherry & jack
I still wonder how anyone could possibly take a large tree and carve such amazing creations.
DeleteI have not a creative bone in my body. ALL art blows me away, and I am incredibly grateful to see it (whatever the genre).
ReplyDeleteThese are so fabulous, thank you :)
ReplyDeleteThey make me feel happy.
Deletemy son does some of they type of art but nothing like this.. these are amazing. we have two artist here in our town that go to homes and carve art out of stumps when people have trees removed. they are amazing also... thanks for showing these
ReplyDeleteSolutions for taking out trees! I would love to see your son's work.
DeleteThese were a joy to see. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI would love to stand near them.
DeleteThose are just incredible!
ReplyDeleteThey are indeed.
DeleteWow, totally incredible and amazing.
ReplyDeleteTotally is.
DeleteCreative indeed. I go to a few properties here that do it and they are awesome.
ReplyDeleteYou are lucky!
DeleteWow. Such incredible talent.
ReplyDeleteCan you imagine having that much talent.
DeleteWow! Wow! Wow! What more can I say other than..."Wow!"
ReplyDeleteWow is about the only word that says it all.
DeleteI like the woodpecker one the most. Wouldn't mind that in my garden.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy the girl reaching for the horse.
DeleteThey say the carver sees the image, and just cuts out what doesn't belong. WAAY beyond me, though
ReplyDeleteWhat do they see in their mind? How does image come out their hends?
DeleteI always wished that I had some sort of talent like that. Those are amazing.
ReplyDeleteI will always be the one who stands in awe.
DeleteOhmyword, these are amazing! I am in awe of those of us with magic in their fingers! Sadly, I will always be an appreciator. Not an instigator! ;)
ReplyDeleteMagic in their fingers! So well said.
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