Oak burl and resin decorative art form or wall hing

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Oak burl and resin decorative art form or wall hing

£550.00

This mountain art form is on of my signature pieces, this piece is made from a piece of stabilised oak burl that most people would have use as fire wood but after looking at it sitting in the work shop I keep thinking it looks like a mountain, so what I have tried to do with the resin And the wood is try to paint a picture of a mountain with crashing wave and the tide coming in, then after pouring the resin and wood in to a round mould I have turned it on a traditional wood lathe and traditional tools so will turning the piece I have cut 4 holes in to the piece to try and make it lick 3 coves in a mountain side, the piece is 16 round and it is 5 inches deep

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With all my resin art forms, I try to make them look like a landscape painting, but in a three-dimensional form. I like to use a small piece of wood that would otherwise be destined for the fire. I stabilise the wood and dye it at the same time. This gives the piece more depth and gives it a really nice texture. I’m free to make it anyway I choose as I’m not tied down to a particular shape, size or colour, like would normally be the case with a log. In addition to my resin pieces, I still love to make the more traditional wood turned art forms, but incorporating the natural angles and shapes from the tree.