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 7″H x 10″L x 11″W The “Fat Toad” is sculpted from a very rare bristlecone pine burl and in fact, is the only bristlecone pine burl I’ve ever had in my possession. I love the lightening strike coloration in this piece. The “Fat Toad” was part of the 2008 Art of…
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 10″H x 12″L x 7.5″W Evolution emerges from a rare and special piece of bristlecone pine and was part of the 2008 Art of the Ancients Exhibit at The Wildlife Experience Museum; Parker, CO. Price: Artist Collection
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 13″H x 7″L x 7″W This basswood barnswallow is specially mounted upon an ancient piece of twisted bristlecone pine and ringed with hand made copper flowers. Price: Upon Request
One of a Kind 17″H x 11″L x 9.5″W Alpine Evolution, a long tail weasel mounted upon a lichen covered alpine rock born out of a lightening stuck piece of rare bristlecone pine wood. This is a primary representation of my work in bristlecone pine where the discovery leads to the emergence of the animal…
One of a Kind 20″H x 10L x 10.5″W Aerial Pursuit is a notable, evolving one of a kind sculpture which won first place at the 2000 Ward World Championship Competition for Interpretive Wood Sculpture and was featured in the March, 2005 Wildlife Art Magazine article, “Sculptures of Precious Wood.” This sculpture has been exhibited…
