Log Home Art

This image shares the beautiful log setting.

This carving was added on-site to an existing log handrail. It is carved and wood burned directly into the end grain of the log.

This carving was added on-site to an existing log handrail. It is carved and wood burned directly into the end grain of the log. It also features a local mountain, as seen from the property.

This carving was added on-site, to a twenty-year-old existing log mantel. It features a bighorn sheep and a local mountain as seen from the property. The carving is textured and colored with woodburning.

A close-up image of the big horn and local mountain.

An image from the side to display its subtlety.

This playful sign is carved in alder wood and painted with acrylics.

A close-up image of the grizzly toweling off.

A close-up image of the water bucket, ladle, and fresh towels.

This headboard features a rainbow, cutthroat, brook, and brown trout. It’s carved in blue pine and painted with acrylics.

This close-up image of the headboard highlights the texture of the carving.

The completed king-size log bed.

A close-up image of the brook trout.

A close-up image of the cutthroat trout.

This eagle was carved from a single blue pine log with a six-foot wingspan.

Well placed eagle, sheltering it from the elements.

Eagle overhead, every feather in its place.

This carving is in blue pine wood and painted with acrylics.