Susan Wraight
Susan Wraight is one of only a handful of Netsuke artists
in the world
and one of the best among them.
Netsuke is a small, thumb size sculpture that is figurative and highly detailed.
The carving can be of animals, figures, mythical creatures
or almost everything to do with everyday life.
Traditionally, ivory and wood as well as other organic materials
such as bone, shell and coral may be used.
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Amber Jean
This lady's work is absolutely spectacular.
Amber creates her sculptures
using chainsaws, power tools
and chisels
... the result is astonishing!
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Peter Lowe
Fine wood artist creating carved woodturnings
from
indigenous Western Australian timber.
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Gary Stevens
Lathe-turned and sculpted
wood vessels.
The site displays some
beautiful examples of Gary's unique work.
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Branching Out Studio
New Zealander, Tom Capey,
whose style features
naturalistic bowls
vases
and sculpture.
The classical forms
include
natural
edges features such as trapped bark. |
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Leigh Morgan
An Australian artist, creating beautiful sculptures
from buttresses, roots, forked limbs and butts of
Australian Red Cedar and Rosewood trees.
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Australian Wood Review
An excellent magazine resource for
Timber, Furniture, Woodworking & Woodturning
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Captured in Wood
Betty Sager from Canada
likes to experiment
with many
different styles of carving
and uses many different types of wood,
although she most
enjoys the dark rich woods like walnut and cherry |
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