Briton Giles Newman - an artist inspired by nature, modernity and Celtic culture - once realized that he wanted his drawings to be passed on by people from generation to generation, and decided to embody them in wood with an ax and a knife. In my opinion, he does it just fine. Moreover, he chose a rather functional form for this incarnation - Giles carves spoons. Every day he devotes time to what he loves, honing his skills and creating more and more complex works. It takes the master about a day for one spoon.
Each of Giles's creations is a unique piece that does not repeat itself. Almost all of the artist's new work is sold within minutes after he puts them online.
The master generously shares photos of the process of creating his products:
Let's admire the variety of works by Giles:
Sometimes he carves more than just spoons:
It's hard to believe that this …
… more recently it was this:
And finally, the spoon is a favorite of Giles himself:
