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Posted on Monday, October 18, 2010
Uploaded by hamo77

Image is believed to be in the public domain.

Uploader comment: This is a sandstone carving i done,and i am growing a little tree(silky oak) on it.

Recent comments on this image

#7 Posted by evancj on 10/20/2010

Damn nice hamo. I do a bit of bonsai myself. Once you get the roots to grow over that head you will have a truly original piece or art. What did you use to carve the sand stone with?

#6 Posted by hamo77 on 10/20/2010

Thanks man,i have a stone chisel with a special tip(not so good with granite-granite bends the shaft).The trees are only young,it will look better as it gets older.Id love to see your bonsais

#5 Posted by xCrimsonx on 10/21/2010

Awesome!

#4 Posted by Still Waters on 10/21/2010

Very neat

#3 Posted by emberlake on 12/9/2010

Cool. I enjoy living art. You did a fabulous job on your carving.

#2 Posted by OverSword on 12/20/2010

Great idea!

#1 Posted by Hartmut on 4/12/2011

Not just this, you do wonderful work alround.

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