Ella Fitzgerald "Lullaby of Birdland" - Morse-Code Mosaic"Lullaby of Birdland" is created from a Herman Leonard photo of Ella Fitzgerald in Paris from 1930. Lullaby of Birdland is her "scat heavy" version of the song, released in 1954. This mosaic piece is made from 100% Zero Waste wood using Peruvian Walnut, African Edinam, American Cherry, Beech and Hard Maple species that are remnants from the milling of wood used to create frame molding (I have created hundreds of Zero Waste wood frames). Wood species

This piece was created using pieces of two used skateboards (the keys are walnut and poplar)

This clock comes with batteries as their power source and the manufacturers clock instruction guide

hand made clock featuring a teal blondewood face and a bent maple frame

Chargers come complete with 2 AC adapters (encased in unit) and is ready to use out of the box

Purple-Wing Flyer is cut from repurposed skateboard decks

Zero-Waste art piece made from a recycled skateboard and other wood that would typically be headed to a landfill

Custom frame using American Cherry

800 individual pieces that were hand dyed and clear coated using water-based coatings - then assembled by hand and mounted in a custom

This piece made up of roughly 840 individual pieces that were clear coated to enhance the beauty of the various wood species - each piece was first cut

hand made clock celebrating the beauty of a rough-sawn slab of African Padauk (Sailor's Delight Grain) with a Walnut base

Did you know that the top of the board is pristine and usually an amazing color - once the grip tape (and gunk) is removed

sanded and mounted to a painted plywood background