Paul Waclo has many years of experience with design and production in various forms and after 25 years in corporate sales and design, he launched into a completely new adventure in 2012. Picking up a chainsaw for the very first time brought a whole new perspective to his artistic world.

The ability to translate ideas in 3 dimensions seemed to come naturally and custom commissions started stacking up. After only 2 years practicing with the power and control of a chainsaw, he walked away from the corporate world and started an entirely new chapter of marketing himself instead of his corporate clients. The steady stream of commissions continued to push his artistic and creative abilities to carve larger and more elaborate sculptures that have now taken him around the United States and Europe.

Paul’s creations have also been showcased in magazines, newspapers and TV interviews. The wonderful opportunities and diversity this lifestyle of sculpture has provided is something he never expected. “Who would’ve thought carving wood could create so many smiles and happy customers – and we certainly live in a world that needs more reasons to smile. This is my small contribution.”

Paul Waclo – Website – Youtube Channel

These artworks are simply amazing. Brandon Kroon has been passionate about creating, fixing and working with his hands ever since he could remember. Entering the sculpture and sculpture scene in 2013; He has made a wide selection of works of art, projects and commissions throughout Australia, competing at the National Sculpture Championship four times and has participated in numerous shows and demonstrations throughout.

Located in south-east Melbourne, in Drouin; Brandon was mentored by some of the best producers in the country and got his own personal style in the industry.

Next to the native wildlife; Brandon’s favorite subject of sculpture is in the form of industrial machines, including trucks, bicycles, boats and more.

photo: BK Carving