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CHAINSAW CARVING

BY DON MESUDA

GALLERY OF WORK

| SPRING/SUMMER 2023

"Finally Free" When you find inner peace along the long journey. Nov 2018

I love my stain colors! It gives the piece real depth.

Rear view.

A mother's wisdom lasts a lifetime. Nov. 2018

Posted by the Instagram account of Dyslexia Inspired

"Proud Parents" before color.

"Proud Parents" now in the home of a fun couple married 62 years!

Posted by the Instagram account of Dyslexia Inspired.

"The First Kiss" series, #6 The final stain will go on next.

"The First Kiss" series, #7. Oct 2018

A few from the sea. Got to love that red cedar.

Suzie guarding my favorite saw.

Viking bust. Sept 2018

A pair of falcons ready to be set free.

Added some more life into this wolf totem.

I decided to call this one "Under the Alpha"

Any side can be the front of this totem.

May 2018

A retirement gift for a local police officer.

I believe Blue Herons are nature's Supermodels. Dec. 2018

Before chainsaw carving, I hand carved faces with chisels. Tree Spirits, Vikings, and ultimately Native Chiefs show age and wisdom.

Eagles are the most powerful Bird of Prey, in my opinion. I love carving them.

Patriotic Eagles are a natural combination.

A repeating theme in my work is the momma or poppa teaching the young how to fly. Any animal with blue eyes is done in memory of my mother Carol.

Peregrine Falcons are great hunters.

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