
Wednesday, September 03, 2008
Tuesday, July 01, 2008
New end table



Tuesday, April 01, 2008
Curvaceous Driftwood
This curvaceous driftwood would make a great sign-post, a stand for an art piece or frame a piece of art or standing in the garden with trailing plants. I'll cut it down to your specifications or mount it on a base...your wish is my command...almost!It stands 52" tall, 38" at its widest point. The curve's opening is 9" wide and 18" tall.
Monday, March 31, 2008
Garden Driftwood
This first one is 36" high, 41" wide and 41" deep.
Beauty #3 is 24" high, 45" wide and 48" deep.Check out the distinct face in this one.
And #4 is 38" high, 56" wide and 26" deep
Tuesday, October 23, 2007
Driftwood sold across Canada
These pieces displayed currently could be used as wall hangings or garden ornaments. If there is a problem shipping them unfinished across the border(and still trying to get a straight answer on that), I'll clean them up and coat them with a natural oil.
Powell River driftwood is now in homes all across Canada. It could be in yours too.
With Christmas coming, if you are looking for a unique gift, put your order in now to have it in time.
Dave
Friday, May 04, 2007
Which way is up?


Sunday, November 13, 2005
A Triplet of Tables




Here on the west coast of BC, fall signals more time indoors to work on crafts. When he's not creating new beaded jewelry designs in front of a football or hockey game, Dave is creating new driftwood tables. The Mammoth table you saw in the rough is finished and gone to a good home. These shots show both its length and the heavy twisted wood that makes its head.
Since then he's finished a plant holder and a small end table shown here.Working with what nature has created means that Dave's driftwood art is one of a kind. From the moment we discover it on a beach and see its potential through the long and time consuming process of bringing it to its full beauty, there is anticipation of what the next creation reveals.
As I work on this post he is sequestered in the porch cleaning up a large Arbutus branch system(about 6ft.with arms reaching out about 4ft) that is covered in lumps and bumps. When it's sprayed black with gold flecks and mounted on a sturdy burl, it will be a unique West Coast Christmas tree.
This one never drops it needles and can be stored outdoors the rest of the year. Watch for the final picture of this extravagant imaginative "tree."










