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Written by Justin Elbert Monday, 16 March 2009 00:00

Artist nearing completion of wood work

Wood carving artist Nathan Smith is nearing completion of a piece of work he is currently crafting in Tomball. Smith is carving a wildlife scene featuring at least two cougars from what is left of a tree that fell in the front yard of Rex and Nancy Maciejeski during Hurricane Ike. Smith said that after he has completed sculpting the cougars, he will seal the piece with urethane after replacing the natural tree oils.