This redwood windbreak was built for an El Cerrito hilltop residence. Above the windbreak the clients can see this same San Francisco skyline while seated in their backyard.
Basswood white queen to replace a missing piece from a family heirloom.
I carved this 18" face from a large branch of an elm tree that had to be removed. The family wanted a remembrance of the tree that they loved.
6" X 24" Plum wood garden marker.
This cabinet was a labor of love. It was commissioned for Chris who had a wonderful toy collection that needed a display for some of the pieces. The work on the piece spanned a long time and ended with Chris helping with the labor intensive roof.
Alder, Redwood doll house shingles, wool fiber, cast glass, and Penetrating Oil finish.
Looking through the open mouth you can see into the lighted upper section and see the maquette that was the first inspiration.
Alder, Redwood doll house shingles, wool fiber, cast glass, and Penetrating Oil finish.
One of a pair of custom made benches loosely based on some Chinese folk furniture.
Ebonized alder, bronzing powder.