DENVER (CBS4) - Some artists use a paintbrush—others use a chainsaw. Travis Reed, an artist currently showcasing his works at the National Western Stock Show, uses his chainsaw to make recognizable ...

THURMONT, Md. (AP) -- Joe Stebbing started out carving wood the old-fashioned way. With chisels and a mallet. Trouble was, it took about three months to make a single carving. Stebbing, a plumber by ...

A giraffe, a penguin, an eagle and a flamingo. These bright and colorful creatures aren’t the real thing on South Grand Avenue West, but the work of a local artisan is bringing tree stumps to life ...

In an abandoned cotton gin midway between Levelland and Littlefield is a farmer with a chain saw. At least Cam Dockery used to be a farmer. Then he discovered he had a talent for turning tree stumps ...

SHERRODSVILLE ‒ Using a chainsaw and a few other tools, Dan Kidd can transform the stump of a dead tree into a work of art. Kidd, 66, owner of Conotton Creek Woodworks in Scio, has been carving wooden ...

HENDERSON COUNTY, North Carolina (WLOS) — Louie LaChusa calls his art pieces “good spirits.” After an ice storm brought down trees all over his neighborhood in Laurel Park, he bought a chainsaw to ...

SALISBURY — Trees and stumps are his canvases, and chainsaws are his tool to create art. Woodcarving has been a part of Chris Scott Markey Jr.’s life since he was a child, and in time he picked up the ...

Strolling through Harmon Park on any merry Monday, you’re apt to be taken by surprise by a pair of wooden eyes. No waifs, these, however. They’re six foot tall and handsome. The eyes belong to a set ...

Cedric Zavattiero doesn't consider himself an artist. But Zavattiero has emerged as Memorial Park's unofficial craftsman after decorating the park with custom wood carvings created from the stumps of ...

Cal Isaacson and some other woodworking friends transformed a dead birch tree on his front lawn. Woodworking enthusiasts have been beavering away on dead trees in Saskatoon, transforming stumps of old ...

EAST PEORIA — When Robert Prunty sees a wooden stump he wonders what type of animal he could carve into it. Prunty, 65, of East Peoria said he has always been artistic and liked to draw as a youth. “I ...