Chainsaw Sculpture

You cannot resist touching a beautifully carved piece of wood, it is often your first impulse when you see a piece that takes the natural form of the timber and brings it to life. I love the process of taking raw timber and working it into a sculpture that has real presence. Depending on the material used, the location and treatment your sculpture can look out across your garden for decades.

"Denius worked here a few years back building my home office "shed" at the bottom of our garden. I originally wanted something in a far corner but he persuaded me that it was much nicer to make it a bit higher up the garden, under a large tree we have, with decking extending around the tree. It was a brilliant decision and the insulated shed has add character to the garden as well as giving me a great place to work. Denius works really hard and you'll get the best results by giving him freedom to add little details that make it special. Kind regards, Marc Palmer "

Chainsaw Sculpture

Using a chainsaw means that I can get from the raw material to a thing of beauty reasonably quickly, which makes this kind of coarse sculpture surprisingly affordable. If you would prefer a finer finish, this can be accommodated as well.

Events/Competitions I've attended

From 23/09/2010 to 25/09/2010
European Chainsaw Carving Championships
APF 2010 European Chainsaw Carving Championships Saturday 23rd, 24th and 25th September 2010

From 04/09/2010 to 04/09/2010
The annual Carve Carrbridge chainsaw carving competition
Saturday 4th September 2010, on the village sports field.

From 28/08/2010 to 30/08/2010
The English Open Chainsaw Competition
Held at Cheshire Game & Country Fair August Bank Holiday