Some of My Favorite Carving Creations

Posted on by nateelarton

I have a lot of favorite carvings. These all have a story. Here are a few of some creations over the last years that I loved doing and loved how they turned out.

Big Chief and Old man in Butternut.
Fisherman in Butternut given to my brother , Mark LeVeck, who served in the United States Coast Guard his whole career. Loved the pic my daughter Abby captured.

The man who got me into carving, my good friend, Marty Eddinger carved half of this and mailed it to me to carve the right side. I did not do it, until after his death. In honor I carved it and this piece is in my office in his honor. Thank Marty for the gift of carving!

This Greenman is kind of mysterious. I love the symplicity, yet the mystery it hold.

A beautiful sunflower that brings me joy, like my daughter who received this on Christmas morning.

Who doesn’t like Groot? My son Levi loves this, and now owns it, Groot is from one of our favorite movies.
Willow Man from the tree I grew up climbing. A fun expression and one of my first carvings with expression.
My oldest son was given this weathered fisherman.
One of my best Greenmen with the most leaves.

Published by nateelarton

Dad, husband, multi-site church planter, pastor, bass guitar player, wood carver, leader raiser, I love Jesus so much, ordained with the Assemblies of God and serve as an Executive Presbyter for the Michigan District, with a B.S.and a M.A.T.S.

3 thoughts on “Some of My Favorite Carving Creations”

  1. Nate they are Great Carvings & Iā€™m so Glad you found a form of Art you Love Doing and will enlarge your shed next spring and have fellowship w/friends carving PTL! šŸ‘

    Sent from Jean Watson

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