Canadian Veteran turned artists and Woodcarver Incredable Climate Chang Art
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It is hard to ignore what Russia is doing to its neighbours, which, I might add, has signed several Non-Aggression pacts over the years. This carving is designed to display our support for the Ukrainian People and their ongoing struggles. Hand-carved and hand-painted out of solid Canadian hardwood and finished with beeswax. Made from recycled material; go green use wood. Specifications: Overall Length: 21 1/2 inches Width: 16 inches Thickness: 1 inch Weight: 1.5 kg Type Of Wood: Hardwood Finish: Beeswax
$760.00 free shipping Canada
The Canadian Greenman II is a pure sign of the upcoming growing season and the start of spring. Given the last 2 years I am looking forward to getting outside and enjoying nature again. He is the celebration of everything, nature and a new beginning. In these trying times of Climate Change, we should be focusing on Nature and technology to defeat this monster we have created that is destroying our homes. The Canadian Greenman is a symbol of everything good in nature. Specifications: Length: 36 cm Width: 24 cm Thickness: 3.5 cm
$360.00 free shipping Canada
Mother Nature’s Tear is another climate change art from DW Carving / DW Studio. This is a combination of art disciplines such as woodcarving, Pyrography art, epoxy art and painting. Combined to create very cool wall art. Mother Nature is one of our most revered and talked about creations. She represents everything good and bad about our world. Just the idea that Mother Nature is shedding a tear for our planet in the form of a blue rose; represents her love for everything nature. Meaning that we need to protect our climate. Moreover, we need to protect our home or world for future generations. This is a true one-of-a-kind wall art with a carved blue rose surrounded by bent Canadian Oak in the shape of a tear.
$275.00 Free shipping in Canada
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The ‘World of Knowledge’ is designed to focus on up-to-date information on just about any topic. The QR codes are interchangeable and can be replaced with links to current Online information. Link them to web pages, PDF files you create for your organization, Facebook pages, Instagram pages and more. Every item on the world wide web can be linked to this artwork. It is designed to be completely interactive where the viewer simply uses their phone’s camera to be taken to the relevant document or page. This interactive wall art can be custom ordered to have up to 30 QR code boxes. Or use your corporate logo for the center and have them linked to appropriate locations for your company. This is simply a way to direct your clients/customers/employees to the information they need.
$400.00 free shipping in Canada
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Canadian Green Woman Artist: Gary A Crosby MMM CD CWO (Ret’d) Description: The Canadian Green Woman is a pure sign of the upcoming growing season and the start of spring. She is the celebration of everything, nature and a new beginning. In these trying times of Climate Change, we should be focusing on nature and technology to defeat this monster we have created that is destroying our homes. The Canadian Green Woman is a symbol of everything good in nature. Specifications: Length: 47 cm Width: 23 cm Thickness: 2.29 cm Weight: .5 kg Wood Type: Hardwood, Free Shipping in Canada
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Tree of Life, the carving is my representation of the tree that grows in the middle of Freetown Sierra leone west Africa that I would visit just about every month I was there during the blood diamond war.
$125.00
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Climate Change Art called “Mother Nature” is hand-carved and hand-painted in our Oromocto, NB studio. Black-capped chickadee and Mother Nature Size: 15 inches tall 38.1 cm 14 inches wide 35.5 cm and 3 inches thick 7.6 cm Carved out of Basswood Designed to hang on the wall and comes with a D-ring on the back.
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Carved wooden spoons are all about getting the plastic out of the kitchen. Go Green and use wood. All of our spoons use food safe products such as wood, natural berry food colouring and food safe mineral oil with bee wax
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This carving was a custom order; the tree spirit was carved from a log that was knocked down by hurricane Dorian in 2019, it is a one of a kind. We will make more; however, they will also be one of a kind. No two will ever be the same.
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This woodcarving is hand-carved and hand-painted in our Oromocto, NB studio. The carving represents the beauty of wood, in particular the heart of the Forest. Knowing just how important the forest is to us with global climate change barreling down on the world, this carving represents our dependency on the forests of the world.
$650.00
‘Walking On Thin Ice’ Climate change art brings attention to the diverse, fragile environment of Northern Canada. ‘Walking On Thin Ice’ was designed and created by Gary Marie Crosby, this is a must see work of art. If you are interested in this carving click the email link below. Thanks and Chimo!
Currently only avalible at the Conservation Council of New Brunswick (CCNB) online Art Show Harm To Harmany (H2H)Click on the link below to go to their webpage
Carved wooden spoons are all about getting the plastic out of the kitchen. Go Green and use wood. All of our spoons use food safe products such as wood, natural berry food colouring and food safe mineral oil with bee wax
$125.99
Mother Nature is a combination of several disciplines; woodcarving, pyrography art & painting. I am combining all of them together to create a unique piece of art called ‘Mother Nature.’ Hand-made in our Oromocto, NB studio, 2021 as part of the Fredericton artist residency. Mother Nature is seen as the guardian of our planet earth. This image represents how we see Mother Nature as part human and part earth or plant. That way, we can understand our connection and our responsibilities when it comes to taking care of our planet and our home.
Currently only avalible at the Conservation Council of New Brunswick (CCNB) online Art Show Harm To Harmany (H2H)Click on the link below to go to their webpage
This carving represents the lifeline of our Earth, our home. Each turn is a conflict or pandemic. The first three turns represent WWI, WWII, and Pandemics. The last turn, and by far the largest one, is Climate Change; the leather represents how we repaired our past mistakes. The question now is, will we repair the damage we have created over the past years? Will we restore the Earth, our home to its formerexquisiteness?
Currently only avalible at the Conservation Council of New Brunswick (CCNB) online Art Show Harm To Harmany (H2H)Click on the link below to go to their webpage
We have come this far as a species; we have met every challenge that has been thrown at us. We need to attack Climate Change with just as much courage as before to win this battle and make this world a better place. With that in mind, Can we keep it together?
Currently only avalible at the Conservation Council of New Brunswick (CCNB) online Art Show Harm To Harmany (H2H)Click on the link below to go to their webpage
Tree Ent Story, This sculpture was designed to celebrate the forests of the world and to bring a modern whimsical feel to the issue. Using the Tree Ent from the Lord of the Rings trilogy and blending it with a short story about these whimsical creatures of the forest brings the conversation to reality; without the forests of the world we would not be here. But with them we are stronger than we could ever be. We need to replace what we remove. Trees Ents defend the forests of the world; they are both strong and free. They stand tall but silent without the wind and when not provoked. They have been known to dance wildly when the cold North wind blows. They are diverse species that can create life from a single acorn. Celebrate with us, grow with us, live with us, we can be as one.
Currently only avalible at the Conservation Council of New Brunswick (CCNB) online Art Show Harm To Harmany (H2H)Click on the link below to go to their webpage
