If you are interested in becoming a wood chainsaw carving artist, Carve Me A Bear! Chainsaw Carvings recommends you start with basic wood carving (without the added danger of the chainsaw). The best way to learn wood carving is to get out there and start doing it. Start with something simple, get used to the…
For over 30 years, Clark the Carver of Carve Me A Bear! Chainsaw Carvings has been applying his talents in creating beautiful and impressive wood carving sculptures, all with the use of his trusted chainsaws. Being in high demand in Las Vegas, Nevada and Helena, Montana where he flees when the desert temperatures become unbearable…
Clark the Carver has an astounding reputation to the Las Vegas, Nevada locals and folks in Helena, Montana for his talents carving a wide range of sculptures with a hunk of raw wood and his trusty chainsaws. For over 30 years Clark the Carver of Carve Me A Bear! Chainsaw Carvings has been at his…
Behind every great story comes an author that decided to put their ideas to paper, and smoothly and methodically relate the tale to any willing audience. For any avid book reader who’s a fan of the ”Best Selling” author, or down to the author just starting out, most authors will admit they have a bond…
Clark the Carver at Carve Me A Bear! Chainsaw Carvings has been doing chainsaw art for over 30 years. What started out as a hobby quickly became a passion and a successful business. It is no wonder the business is in full swing because Clark offers customized and beautifully crafted one of a kind chainsaw…
In law enforcement, it isn’t always just people that serve. Often, horses and dogs are used in the effort to prevent criminals from further destruction and terror. These furry heroes are frequently forgotten when they selflessly give their lives courageously in the line of duty. Sometimes the media will report on an especially tragic story,…
Wood Carving has a Deep Rooted History from the Beginning of Man Chainsaw carving is a fantastic development that originated from wood carving in the earliest days of man. With little to no tools, wood carvings were performed with sharpened rocks to make items of necessity. Shaping wood with sharpened rocks and bones became a…
The buzz of steel shredding wood echoed through the trees below Stemple Pass. Wood chips flew from the block of Douglas fir as the telltale ears, face and snout of Lewis Clark’s latest creation emerged. He paused for a moment to check for symmetry before shutting off the saw, leaving the forest silent except for…
