Pixie Stump & Drift Wood Root

[TommyTreecarver]

A couple of small carvings in the same park

 

 

 

 

Cheers' big ears

[David Humphries]

Inspired mate

 

Will you treat them?

 

LA park or private Tommy.

 

Have you got a web site to view your work together?

 

 

cheers

 

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[TommyTreecarver]

Cocked that up two posts! these virus alerts have got me confused a bit!

 

cheers, a coat of preserver and a few coats of Oil,

They are in a Coucil park Sunderland, Premier Tree Services are doing all the tree work!

 

Treesculpting.co.uk

[David Humphries]

Thanks Tommy.

 

 

Would you come down to London to work?

 

 

Nothing doing yet, but future projects would suit your work really well.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[MattyF]

wow !Will all the sculpures be in the same part of the park??? like a sculputure garden??

[TommyTreecarver]

wow !Will all the sculpures be in the same part of the park??? like a sculputure garden??

 

Yes the bench pixie and root head are all together in whats called the stumpery garden, the dragonfly is also very close,

[TommyTreecarver]

Thanks Tommy.

 

 

Would you come down to London to work?

 

 

Nothing doing yet, but future projects would suit your work really well.

 

 

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Certainly would,

 

cheers, Tommy

Edited February 28, 2010 by Monkey-D

[Ian Flatters]

Cocked that up two posts! these virus alerts have got me confused a bit!

 

cheers, a coat of preserver and a few coats of Oil,

They are in a Coucil park Sunderland, Premier Tree Services are doing all the tree work!

 

Treesculpting.co.uk

 

Just been looking at your website, your carvings are great:thumbup:

[David Humphries]

Certainly would,

 

cheers, Tommy

 

 

 

Will keep you in mind for sure Tommy.

 

We've had a few bits & pieces done across the City of Londons Open Spaces, but I prefer your style.......

 

 

 

 

Are they bug eyes you use for eye protection, like on your sites Woodpecker thread?

 

If so, are they as good as I think they are, for dust exclusion/vision etc?

 

 

cheers

 

D

[tommer9]

Tommy you are truly a master of what you do. I think the depth and life you bring to the wood are both amazing and really 'otherworldly'.....Fabulous stuff.