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| Also known as "Hog Feathers". Located in London, Ontario the Hamilton Road Area Business Association Tree Trunk Tour features more than a dozen custom carvings, each with their own story and history. The creative design was formed by Mike WInia and executed by chainsaw craver Steve Kenzora. This carving sponsored by Precision Plating and Metal Finishing. |
Tuesday, May 08, 2018
Screaming Eagle
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Fantastic and original. Nice framing on the sculpture
ReplyDeleteThe first eagle hopper I ever see.
ReplyDeleteMean eagle chopper of course
ReplyDeleteWell done piece of art, must be difficult to carve it out of wood.
ReplyDelete...WOW, I need to head to London.
ReplyDeleteI admire the skill level of the artist.
ReplyDeleteThat's quite a sculpture.
ReplyDeleteI've never figured out how these chainsaw artists can do what they do. This is an amazing sculpture whatever you call it!
ReplyDeleteThat definitely demands your attention!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a beautiful piece of art. It's impressive what a chainsaw artist can do.
ReplyDeleteAmazing what can be done with a chain saw!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great piece of sculpture. Most creative artist. Like your photo.
ReplyDeleteI am totally fascinated by chainsaw carvings, Andy, and even bought a wolf years ago at our county fair in Atlanta, Georgia. It would be fun to know the story behind this one.
ReplyDeleteRather creative - have seen things like that on travels in Australia..
ReplyDeleteVroom!
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