Large Sculptures & Installations
Custom carvings · Ryan Cook Carvin’
Make room for something extraordinary.
Wildlife, carved trees and bold sculptural scenes. Explore large carvings by Ryan Cook, then start a conversation about a piece for your own space.
Custom projects are quoted individually. Email info@sawvalley.com with your idea.

Several animals share one sculptural scene, with detail from the base to the highest branch.
Selected work
Big presence. Individual character.
From familiar wildlife to imaginative figures, each piece brings its own character to the wood. These completed carvings show a range of directions for a custom project.
Select any photo to open the full image. Photos show examples of Ryan’s work; availability and project scope are discussed individually.

Standing moose
Broad antlers, textured fur and a grounded stance bring this moose into the room.
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Sea king & octopus
A trident, sweeping tentacles and a powerful figure give this ocean-inspired piece movement.
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Woodland encounter
A wolf and climbing raccoons turn a hollow tree into a layered wildlife scene.
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A towering fantasy
A crowned figure, expressive face and curling forms rise together in a tall tree carving.
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Beaver with character
Warm colour, textured fur and an expressive pose give this beaver its personality.
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Capilano Suspension Bridge
Life in the trees at Capilano Suspension Bridge. These squirrel carvings bring woodland character into the surrounding forest.
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Firefighter & tree spirit
A human figure and expressive tree face show another side of custom sculptural work.
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An unexpected pairing
Colour, curling tentacles and a perched bird create a playful outdoor statement.
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Details that bring it to life.
A short look around the moose carving, from the antlers to the fur and sculpted form.
11-second project video. Use the player controls to play, pause or open full screen.
Your space. Your story.
What would you like to create?
Tell Ryan about the setting, your preferred animals or theme, approximate size in inches, budget range and timing. Include photos of the space or existing tree if you have them.
Send your project ideaOpens your email app with a project brief addressed to info@sawvalley.com.
01 / Start with an idea
Share the setting.
Send the story, location and rough dimensions. Reference images help make the first conversation useful.
02 / Work through the details
Shape the project.
Discuss design, wood, budget and timing, along with site access, delivery and installation.
03 / Agree the next steps
Plan the carving.
Once the scope is agreed, the project can move into scheduling and carving.