Chainsaw Carvings

In any size to suit your space or budget

Start small

Smaller scale carvings for smaller spaces. Little feature pieces that make great garden ornaments to add something to your garden design. Starting from £50.

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Large Scale

Big Logs transformed into big sculptures. If you’ve got a big empty space, want to create a focal point or just make a statement, then a big chainsaw sculpture is definitely the way to go!

I can carve almost anything that you can think up….wildlife, human figures, dinosaurs, fantasy art…..I love a challenge!

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Tree and Stump Carving

Perhaps you have a dead tree or stump in your garden, at your office or anywhere else.

Consider turning it in to a work of art rather than chopping it up for fire wood. I can come to you and carve your dead tree or stump into something spectacular. Give me a call and lets see what we can create.

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Transformation

A beech tree that had died in the grounds of a local junior school. At the request of the Head Teacher, I removed the crown of the tree and carved the remaining trunk into a sculpture of an angel.

Day 1; Starting with the original Tree removing the crown and clearing the site.

Tree with the Crown removed at the end of day 1

at the end of Day 2, with just the detailing left.

end of day three all detailed and oiled.

Finished Angel standing just over 6 feet tall.

Buzzard Project

Starting off

Starting with the trunk of a holly tree that had died the during the previous year. The crown of the tree was removed leaving 7 foot trunk with a 10 inch diameter approximately.

End of day 1

The end of the the first days carving with a lot of the Buzzards detail done and the trunk details left to do

Day 3

All done! Finished with a blow torch and a good coat of Danish Oil, with a relief carved ivy design all the way down the trunk.

From a standard 8 x 8 inch gate post

…..into something a little more interesting.

Barn Owl Gate Post

With relief carved leaves all the way to the bottom of the post. The original (rotten) 6 x 6 inch post was replaced with a longer 8 x 8 inch post which then allowed the top 12 inches to be carved into a Barn Owl with relief carving down the two outward facing sides of the post.