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The transformation of nature into art...

SHOP
One's destination is never a place, but a new way of seeing things

Henry Miller

I want to live in a society where people are intoxicated with the joy of making things.

William S. Coperthwaite

spoons handcrafted from wood. Floral Decoration on handles.
Shrinkpot with a lid depicting a young snowy owl.
A hand-carved shrink-pot with a lid, carved like a mouse. He had hidden the cheese
A sycamore bowl, hand-carved with ax and adze, with chip-carved decoration and a beautiful grain pattern. It floats in water with fall leaves.
Carved apple of Tupelo wood
Detain, shrinkbox with Snowy owl
Two shrinkpots with owls
Hand-carved birch wood pair of teaspoons
detail, wood carving
Basket of fresh-carved spoons.
A small carved rabbit, arms outstretched. Instead of paws, the rabbit has only a chain. At the end of the chain, a red heart. The title is from a song written by Hank Williams.
BadMouse reveals where he hid the cheese!
A hand-carved shrink-pot with a lid, carved like a mouse. He had hidden the cheese
Asphaltum print of fern on japanese paper.
Kolrosed Birch Eating Spoon, Paisley Design
musical instrument in the shape of a fantastical creature.
fern print, direct on heavy hand-dyed paper.
Asphaltum print of fern on japanese paper.
fern print, direct on heavy hand-dyed paper.
A monoprint made with naturally occurring hand-ground asphaltum pigment on hand-dyed and sized paper.
A monoprint made with naturally occurring hand-ground asphaltum pigment on hand-dyed and sized paper.
World egg, wood-block print. Melanasia series
A print from the brayer after willow leaves got stuck. The negative image gives a bit of an x-ray vibe.
Monoprint of thistle on heavy hand-dyed, bleached, and sized paper
linden leaf print
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