“Each piece of driftwood is a work of art already, created through the hands of Mother Nature,” the artist shared on Etsy. “The earth, the ocean, even the moon and its effects on the tides, play a part in the unique shaping of driftwood.”

According to Bernier, she considers herself a co-creator and story teller, revealing the hidden past and spirit of the wood.

Scroll down and take a look at Bernier’s beautiful fairy-tale-looking sculptures below.

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The process of making these pixelated sculptures includes making drawings and clay models, before carving out the final piece from a variety of wood including walnut, teak, or African wax wood. You can check out some of Han’s impressive works below.

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Ewing’s alias is Eyevan Tumbleweed if you’re looking into learning more about him. His sculptures resemble faces and crazy hairstyles. Ewing says that “the sylvan entities and their expressions of thought and emotion portray a glimpse of an otherworldly realm that is not altogether unfamiliar.”

https://www.instagram.com/p/BMZn3ukhTgb/?taken-by=eyevantumbleweed

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“Each piece of driftwood is a work of art already, created through the hands of Mother Nature,” the artist shared on Etsy. “The earth, the ocean, even the moon and its effects on the tides, play a part in the unique shaping of driftwood.”

According to Bernier, she considers herself a co-creator and story teller, revealing the hidden past and spirit of the wood.

Scroll down and take a look at Bernier’s beautiful fairy-tale-looking sculptures below.

The post Artist Makes Beautiful Wooden Sculptures That Look Like Forest Spirits appeared first on TettyBetty.

The process of making these pixelated sculptures includes making drawings and clay models, before carving out the final piece from a variety of wood including walnut, teak, or African wax wood. You can check out some of Han’s impressive works below.

The post Pixelated Sculptures That Represent the Clash between Analog and Digital appeared first on TettyBetty.

Ewing’s alias is Eyevan Tumbleweed if you’re looking into learning more about him. His sculptures resemble faces and crazy hairstyles. Ewing says that “the sylvan entities and their expressions of thought and emotion portray a glimpse of an otherworldly realm that is not altogether unfamiliar.”

https://www.instagram.com/p/BMZn3ukhTgb/?taken-by=eyevantumbleweed

The post Bennett Ewing Makes Incredible Portraits With Wood appeared first on TettyBetty.