40″H x 19″W x 10.5″D This life sized Barred Owl and half crest accent are 100% rare bristlecone pine which is mounted on an lichen alpine rock. The sculpture is lightening struck as is common with many of my one of a kind bristlecone pine works and is accented in oils. Photos by Mel Schockner…
One of a Kind 20″H x 22″L x 15″W This life sized grizzly bear head has unique markings as a result of nature’s wind swept and lightening struck workmanship. I’ve accented the piece with oils and mounted it on a Koa wood base. “Face of the Forest” was featured at the 2008 Art of the…
One of a Kind 15″H x 10″L x 10″W I have a deep love for animals and birds. The rare combination of a bristlecone pine root wrapped around a lichen-covered alpine rock inspired me to create this truly special, one of a kind sculpture. Capturing the essence and movement of the nuthatches and incorporating them…
One of a Kind 15″H x 13″L x 7″W This Downy Woodpecker is sculpted from basswood, finished with acrylics and mounted upon a piece of old bristlecone pine. Complete with a lady bug or two. SOLD
One of a Kind 7″H x 15″L x 7.5″W This peaceful peregrine female is nesting on a ledge and the entire sculpture is out of one piece of the rare bristlecone pine. SOLD
One of a Kind 23″H x 6″L x 6″W Too numerous to count hand made wooden lady bugs mounted upon rare bristlecone pine. SOLD Photos by Mel Schockner
One of a Kind 11.5″H x 9.5″L x 6″W Hand made and painted wooden lady bugs on rare bristlecone pine wood. Lady Luck was exhibited at the 2008 Art of the Ancients Exhibit; The Wildlife Experience Museum; Parker, CO. SOLD
One of a Kind 28″H x 12″L x 12″W This unique vertical sculpture required vast amounts of patience and time to complete the undercuts. A great challenge with great results. “In Flight” displayed in the 2004 Birds in Flight and 2008 Art of the Ancients Exhibit at The Wildlife Experience Museum; Parker, CO. Price: Upon…
One of a Kind 49″H x 30″L x 19″W While on a trip to Jackson Hole, Wyoming one spring day I enviously had the pleasure of observing river otters in a stream joyfully playing and interacting. They always bring a smile to my face, make me happy and remind me how life should be lived.…
