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Event Calendar

Discover hands-on carving sessions, family-friendly open days, and community events across southern Tasmania all year.

A meticulously carved Tasmanian timber wall display of native animals, featuring a polished huon pine wombat, a richly grained myrtle platypus, and a smooth, pale sassafras echidna arranged in a subtle arc on a dark charcoal wall. Below, a simple blackwood shelf holds a few carefully placed timber offcuts and carving tools. Cinematic, soft side lighting from an unseen window grazes the wood surfaces, drawing out the grain and casting refined shadows. Shot at eye level with a shallow depth of field, the foreground animals in crisp focus and the rest gently blurred. The atmosphere is sophisticated and gallery-like, with a photographic realism that feels calm, intentional, and artisanal.

Upcoming Workshops

15-06-25

Home Studio

Claremont TAS

Book seat

06-07-25

Timber Museum

Geeveston TAS

View details

27-07-25

Market Stall

Salamanca Place

More info

22-06-25

Community Hall

Glenorchy TAS

Save spot

13-07-25

Heritage Barn

New Norfolk TAS

Register

03-08-25

Forest Retreat

Mount Field

Email us

29-06-25

Craft Library

Hobart CBD

Join workshop

20-07-25

Men’s Shed

Huonville TAS

RSVP online

10-08-25

School Workshop

Kingston TAS

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142 Abbotsfield Rd, Claremont TAS

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A richly textured scene of a rustic, dark-stained Tasmanian oak table set up for a community woodcarving workshop, but without any people present. A neat semicircle of carving stations is arranged: each features a small blank block of local timber, a set of finely honed chisels, and a half-finished animal form showing basic contours. Light, powdery sawdust is scattered in deliberate, elegant patterns. Soft, overcast daylight streams in from tall unseen windows, giving the space an even, cinematic glow with gentle shadows under tools and timber blocks. Shot from a slightly elevated, wide angle, the foreground station is in clear focus while the others recede into a subtle blur. The mood is welcoming, thoughtful, and community-oriented, yet retains a clean, sophisticated aesthetic.