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Showing posts with label Lifesize cowboy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lifesize cowboy. Show all posts

Thursday, September 25, 2008

Intarsia Horse

This horse is made of Cherry, Walnut, Ash, and Maple. This is the original size from the pattern. As you will see farther down my site it is enlarged to about 4ft x 3ft.

walnut bear


This bear is made with 3/4 in. walnut, I like using walnut for some reason when you walk past it the dark parts turn light and the light parts turn dark.

walnut bear


This bear is made of 3/4in. walnut with maple for the teeth and is on barn wood I make 3 sizes of this one.

moose


This moose is made from butter nut for the antlers, 1/4 in. thick, the body is walnut 3/4 in. thick

Sunday, September 7, 2008

howling wolf

this wolf is made of walnut,maple for the teeth, with aspen under the jaw. with a cedar frame

Tuesday, August 26, 2008

Wilson's Wildlife Wood Art

This blog "http://wilsonsintarsia.blogspot.com/" is oriented around intarsia wood art, a form of wood inlay that is hand crafted 3d wood art, done with a scroll-saw, band-saw made from many individual pieces of hardwoods softwoods and finished in lacquer. If you enjoy wildlife please feel free to enter my blog and leave me a comment.

my patterns for intarsia wood art can be obtained from
Judy Gale Roberts, Garnett Hall, Robert Hlavacek Sr.

Thank you and enjoy your surfing.

Monday, August 25, 2008

Life size Cowboy


This Cowboy was originally 43" tall, original pattern design by Garnett Hall,
I like making things Bigger to set them apart from the originals, this cowboy is 6' 4" and is made of over 15 types of wood, no paint or stain and a total of 600 pieces.
The Bay City Times did an article about me after seeing a photo of the cowboy.