What's the big deal? All he has to do is cut away all of the bits of wood that don't look like an octopus. Then, the only thing that's left is an octopus . : S
Interestingly, Samudosky began his journey with chainsaw art after a snowboarding accident left him without feeling in his legs for eight months. After regaining his mobility, he decided to conquer his fears and begin snowboarding again. It was during a trip to the mountains in Vermont that he spied wood carvings on the side of the road, and from there he taught himself the artistic skill.
ThUnder_Nipps on September 27th, 2017 at 12:12 UTC »
Show me a man who can turn an octopus into a tree and I'll be impressed.
Beelzabub on September 27th, 2017 at 13:16 UTC »
What's the big deal? All he has to do is cut away all of the bits of wood that don't look like an octopus. Then, the only thing that's left is an octopus . : S
Sumit316 on September 27th, 2017 at 14:12 UTC »
The artist is Jeffrey Michael Samudosky
His website - http://www.jmswoodsculpture.com/
Here is another photo of this work - http://i.imgur.com/WtHuFK2.jpg
Source with more photos - https://www.boredpanda.com/wood-chainsaw-giant-octopus-jeffrey-michael-samudosky/