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  • Magnetic’s Wood Trunk Sculpture Seat – the Eighth Blow to Recover the Streets

    Octavo Asalto - Recover the Streets - Wood trunk sculpture seat - by Magnetic

    The Wood Trunk Sculpture Seat by Magnetic is a beautiful piece of art created in Zaragoza, Spain, for the Octavo Asalto and Recover the Streets street art project. The sculpture is made of a wooden trunk that has been transformed into a seating arrangement. The artist has used acrylic paints and Posca markers to paint the trunk, giving it a stunning, one-of-a-kind design.

    The Wood Trunk Sculpture Seat by Magnetic is a unique addition to the street art scene. It’s a beautiful piece of art that is both functional and artistic. The sculpture provides a comfortable place for residents and visitors to sit, relax, and admire the artistry. The piece is located in a public space in Zaragoza, making it accessible to everyone who passes by.

    The artist behind the Wood Trunk Sculpture Seat by Magnetic is passionate about street art and has been a part of the Recover the Streets project since its inception. Through her art, she wants to bring attention to the underutilized public spaces in cities and highlight their potential. She chooses to work primarily on wood as a medium because of its natural beauty and the way it changes over time.

    The Wood Trunk Sculpture Seat has been well received by the residents of Zaragoza, who have been using it as a gathering place to socialize, take photos and appreciate the art. The sculpture has become a popular spot for tourists, as well, who often take pictures with the sculpture and share them on social media.

    Overall, the Wood Trunk Sculpture Seat by Magnetic is an excellent example of the power and potential of street art. By transforming an unsightly and unutilized wooden trunk into a beautiful piece of functional art, the artist has drawn attention to the possibilities of public spaces and the value of community involvement in shaping those spaces. The art has become an instant landmark in Zaragoza, and it will continue to inspire and delight residents and visitors for years to come.

    Posted by Painting-Drawing-Artworks-Street Art-by Magnetic on 2013-11-16 19:45:26

  • Joe Waldroup in His Woodworking Studio

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    This photograph depicts Joe Waldroup working in his woodworking shop in Hayesville, Clay County, North Carolina. He is shown working with a piece of burl wood in a lathe, creating a smooth and polished design. The photograph was taken on November 12, 2016, as part of the Clay County Documentary Project and belongs to the David Smart Collection.

    Joe Waldroup is a talented woodworker who creates unique and beautiful pieces of art from various types of wood. The piece of burl wood he is working on in this photograph is a rare and highly sought after type of wood known for its unique and intricate patterns. Waldroup carefully turns the piece in his lathe, using various tools to shape and refine its surface. Through his skilled labor and artistic vision, he transforms the raw piece of wood into a finished product that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing.

    The photograph is a testament to the craft of woodworking and the skillful hands of artisans like Joe Waldroup. It underscores the importance of preserving traditional craftsmanship and the role it plays in the cultural heritage of communities. Through the Clay County Documentary Project, the work of artisans like Waldroup is being captured and celebrated, ensuring that their legacy endures for generations to come.

    Overall, this photograph captures a moment in time in which traditional craftsmanship was thriving and celebrated. It showcases the beauty and value of handmade objects, and reminds us of the importance of preserving the art and craft of woodworking.

    Posted by R. David Smart on 2019-03-10 16:54:13

  • “Rose Callahan and Josh Vogel on 11/15/10 at 5:35 PM”

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    Joshua Vogel is the founder and owner of Blackcreek Mercantile & Trading Co., a design and woodworking company based in Kingston, NY. Vogel was photographed by Rose Callahan for the Scout in November 2010.

    Vogel’s passion for woodworking began at a young age, as he was exposed to the craft by his grandfather who was a carpenter. After graduating from college with a degree in art history, Vogel worked as an antique furniture restorer before eventually starting his own woodworking business.

    Blackcreek Mercantile & Trading Co. creates beautiful and functional home goods and furniture pieces that are made to last. Vogel and his team use traditional woodworking techniques and top-quality materials to create pieces that are both timeless and modern.

    One of Vogel’s signature pieces is his cutting board, which has become a staple in many homes and kitchens. The cutting board is made from solid walnut or maple wood, and its simple yet elegant design is a testament to Vogel’s commitment to quality craftsmanship.

    Aside from his woodworking business, Vogel is also an avid outdoorsman and enjoys spending time in nature. He sees his love for nature as being closely connected to his work as a woodworker, as he appreciates the natural beauty of the materials he works with and strives to showcase this in his pieces.

    Vogel’s work has been featured in various design publications, and his cutting board has even been included in the Smithsonian Museum’s permanent collection. Despite his success, Vogel remains grounded and committed to his craft, always striving to create pieces that are both beautiful and functional.

    Overall, Joshua Vogel is a talented and passionate woodworker who has created a successful business based on traditional techniques and a commitment to quality. His work is timeless, functional, and representative of his love for nature and the natural beauty of the materials he works with.

    Posted by rosecallahan on 2011-01-03 08:37:42

  • Explore the Wonders of Baker County through www.travelbakercounty.com – Your Ultimate Guide to Tourism in 59152

    Baker County Tourism – www.travelbakercounty.com 59152

    Wood carving enthusiasts in the Baker City area were recently treated to an afternoon class with local artist and wood carver Steve Arment at Churchill School. This historic elementary school building has been given a new lease on life thanks to the efforts of local artists and preservationists Brian and Corrine Vegter, who purchased the building and repurposed it as an arts incubator, community center, and performance space.

    Participants in the wood carving class had the opportunity to learn from an experienced artist and instructor, using high-quality tools and materials in a well-equipped woodworking studio. Churchill School has a sound studio, metal fabrication studio, gallery space, and multiple artist studios in addition to its woodworking shop. The building also serves as a hostel and event space, hosting concerts and community events throughout the year.

    Visitors to Baker City and surrounding areas can learn more about upcoming classes, exhibits, and events at Churchill School by visiting their website at www.churchillbaker.com/index.html. For information about other art classes, events, and festivals in Baker County, Oregon, visit the Baker County Tourism website at www.travelbakercounty.com.

    Posted by TravelBakerCounty on 2019-10-22 18:57:13

  • Fairy sculpture entitled Red star hibiscus bathing by SDB Designs sculpted by Sean Broadbent

    Fairy sculpture entitled Red star hibiscus bathing by SDB Designs sculpted by Sean Broadbent

    Fairy sculpture entitled Red star hibiscus bathing by SDB Designs sculpted by Sean Broadbent

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    FOR SALE!! I you should not get possibility to sculpt all the time and I was Influenced by my girlfriends fascination about fairies and unicorns. I started off it about 4 several years in the past and only with a vacation to kew gardens and my girlfriends remarkably in depth awareness on all flowers and how they regenerate and so forth experienced me captivated. It was strolling amongst the vegetation and ponds etcetera when my thoughts arrived to realize how fairies would mix into the surroundings when Purple STAR HIBISCUS BATHING pulls on her hair is pulls into the form of a hibiscus and her flora tattoos symbolizing the circle of existence of ebony blend her into her environment with prefect camouflage sculpted from tulip wood, ebony, mahogany, cherry and silver by SDB Types sculpted by Sean Broadbent

    Posted by SDB Styles on 2019-02-14 14:22:13

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