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Creative Wood Carver Turns Logs into Adorable Forest Creatures: here are 21 of his best creations
Japanese-Canadian wood carving artist and nature-lover Mori Kono creates impressively detailed woodland animal sculptures from fallen trees.
Wood Artist Carves Fallen Logs into Adorable Forest Animals
Now living in Canada, Japanese wood carving artist and nature-lover Mori Kono creates impressively detailed woodland animal sculptures. The skilled artist and his team utilise locally sourced materials such as yellow and red cedar, alder, and birch wood. The ongoing sculpture series includes bears, raccoons, rabbits, owls, and chipmunks. Often carved to look like they’re crawling from trees, or positioned to hang from wooden logs, the impressive works capture the playful nature of each woodland critter.
All image shared with kind permission of the artist. You can find Mori Kono on Facebook, Instagram, or the website.
How to Be a Good Artist: 3 Ways (With Pictures)
Truly becoming a good artist takes more than just raw skill and talent. Hard work and developing an individual style are at the heart of being a good artist, but the good news is that anyone can work hard. Simply dedicating yourself to your art, and taking time to do that every single day, is the best step you can take to becoming a good artist. Here’s how to get started.