Windswept Driftwood Art

What I find particularly special about this set of driftwood horses, is that they seem alive .... you can feel the motion, the spirit and the joy. What a pure delight! Breathtaking.

This snapshot reminds me of a large oil painting, I almost bought, and regret to this day, I didn't. Surprisingly the picture was mostly grays and whites, with 5 horses charging across an open stream.



Here Heather has created a beautiful driftwood deer.



The strongest one, water, that cuts deep ridges into rocks without using a sharp knife or metal, washes over driftwood, caressing it, molding it, to ageless beauty.

Heather Jansch creates life-size driftwood art sculpture or oak statues. She lives and works in the beautiful Westcounty of England. Visitors to her gallery and studio are welcome throughout the year by appointment.

Signed limited edition prints of most images on her site are available.

While others wandering a beach might see a mass of sun-bleached, jumbled driftwood, Jim Wright sees a regal haunting face.

Jim Wright's talent lies in his vision to see the face in a piece of driftwood even before he begins carving. He also carves logs in-the-round, or 3 dimensional. Jim's passion is relief driftwood carving in found driftwood. No two pieces are the same, so each of his pieces are a one-of-a-kind driftwood art masterpiece.

Steve Bryant started sculpting with Driftwood making Birdhouses, Feeders, driftwood Benches, and Sculptures in 2001. Steve brought into the mix Metal Art and Blacksmithing in 2005 combining the earth elements of driftwood and metal and stone to provide truly unique driftwood art for sale.

They create driftwood garden furniture and driftwood yard art using mostly recycled materials - Driftwood, Glass, Metal and Stone to form truly unique pieces of art sculpture for your home. Click on pic below to visit their site.

Weathered and windswept driftwood reminds one of walks along a breezy shoreline, the wind swirling below an azure sky, being one with nature and ages gone by. Tina's driftwood is uniquely whimsical.

Inspired by the natural beauty of driftwood, Tina gathers from the beaches and lake shores of the Northwest. She combines the driftwood with resin clay to create these wonderful art works that are sure to appeal to driftwood collectors. Making driftwood art is a passion of Tina's.

The clay is a two part epoxy that is adhered and blended into the surface of the wood to form faces and details.

Most of the wood is left in its natural state, allowing the shape and texture of the driftwood to guide the creation of each sculpture. Some pieces are exquisitely painted and others are left unpainted, or a combination of both.

The driftwood art for sale of Tina from A Driftwood Dream covers many genres... Fantasy, Folk Art, Mythology, Americana, Native American and Seasonal subjects such as Old World Santas. (I had to remove the link to A Driftwood Dream because it appears they have gone off-line.)

"Aquariana" by a Driftwood Dream



"Driftwood Indian" by a Driftwood Dream



"Heirax" by a Driftwood Dream

Artist Carl Woodland creates driftwood gallery furniture and driftwood hospitality.



Shoreline Furniture is extremely tactile and evokes the weathered, windswept feel of the British shoreline. Each item of furniture is as original as the materials that created it, so individuality is guaranteed. Martin is constantly developing new design concepts that are added to the range. These driftwood coffee tables would look wonderful outdoors, but equally enchanting in a cottage or cabin.



These fantastic Beautiful Driftwood tables are made by a small group of craftsmen who are based in the Philippines.

That Raven Magic uses Pacific Northwest Olympic Mountain Rain Forest driftwood. Their copper techniques were learned from the Masters in charge of the Statue of Liberty restoration. Each water fountain is custom built by hand.

This beautiful water fountain is made out of Copper and natural Driftwood. That Raven Magic creates one-of-a-kind water fountains.

Their furniture is made from the unusual shapes of sun-bleached driftwood collected in the Shuswap Lake area of British Columbia, Canada. Rhythm 'n Bones - inspired by the natural forms of the wood, evoking mood, whimsy, movement and personality. Each piece is only reproducible in terms of style. These are one-of-a-kind functional works of Art. All of the work is finished with shellac, water-based varnish, and beeswax. Earth pigments are used to create contrast and to harmonize the colors of the woods.