He transforms fallen branches into beautiful sculptures by John Hammarley

Jason Waldron sees what most of us don't: beauty in dead and weathered wood. John Hammarley shows us first-hand from start to finish how amazing his art is.

[@PedrUPedraSOssidiana]

Very beautiful sculptur!

[@scottoconnor]

I enjoyed listening to what Jason had to say about changing his focus from trying to control to saying - Ok, what do you got for me? - Also the part about perfection (as we know it) being a myth and a mirage that keeps you from being freed up from actually pursuing and achieving ultimately what is perfect. - This is the ideal mindset for an artist who works with rustic wood - an art form which clearly he has mastered.

[@babygirlb3kah]

Well said, he has patience, and stands back and waits, his Artistic talents, are gorgeous.

[@fouadbelhadj2082]

Magnifique cest de lart plus de limagination bravo

[@keithbonsor8227]

Thank you for an inspiring video. I am in th UK which is in lockdown at the moment and I have taken the time to create some smaller pieces of art .We do not have the same kind of wood that you have but I have wire brushed them into some very interesting statues. Many Thanks Keith B

[@belhadjfouadfouad1077]

Bravo de bonnes idées bonne continuation. Very Nice

[@joannekramirez]

Bert here just love your work takes wonderful mind to make beautiful art which I am doing so can,t explain just happens

[@manonfire92]

Hi Berty

[@manonfire92]

👋

[@dundee520]

thumbs up , subed. From another artist

[@strangus]

This dood is baked

[@sethwarner2540]

...so, when you say: what have you got for me? Who is the question directed to?

[@sucip1426]

Sip