When most of us see a fallen tree, we generally see, well, a fallen tree. But when Jeffrey Michael Samudosky sees a fallen tree, he sees a whole world of possibilities. He’s a chainsaw artist who works out of Gig Harbor, Washington, and as you can see from this giant Pacific octopus, he can

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If you’re a hardcore Game of Thrones fan, or a master MMORPG player, you probably have a soft spot for anything and everything dragon-related. Get ready to be wowed, because a wood carver in Germany just took a chainsaw and created the most beastly bench the world has ever seen. Would you care to

Hungarian artist Agnes Herczeg blends incredibly intricate lace art with knotty wooden pieces of wood and it looks ethereal. Her carefully crafted figures are a calming celebration of our connection with mother nature and the juxtaposition of the looseness of the lace and the solidity of the wood

For most of us, pixelated photos are an annoyance. Taiwanese artist Hsu Tung Han, however, uses them for inspiration in his latest series of stunning wooden sculptures. Show Full Text By carving delicate block-shaped details that separate from various parts of the sculpture, Han successfully