Let’s be honest, wood and log piling is a super boring and tedious job. Can something as mundane as piling logs be turned into an art form? Absolutely Yes!
Log piling can’t be an easy job, which is why some hard working yet imaginative people thought of turning this monotonous job into some form of art.
What is log pile? Likely it is just a plain pile of logs, chopped and ready to fuel your fire when the time comes. There are people out there who arrange huge piles of logs into beautiful visuals that will gradually disappear as they are burned throughout the cold winter months.
It can all seem a bit absurd until you realize that, depending on the type of wood and how they’re cut, logs actually present quite the variety of colors and textures for someone with the patience and the eye to take advantage of them.
Check out these incredible log piles that offer more than just the promise of warmth. Hell yeah! There are even art galleries and Pinterest category that have showcased wood art like these.
Owl Mosaic
Artwork source: Gary Tallman
Crouching Man
Artwork source: Gyula Varnai
Round Woodpile
Artwork source: Michael Buck
Artistic Wood Stack
King And Queen Of Norway
Artwork source: Ole Kristian Kjelling
Creative Log Piles
Garden Seat
The Ring
Artwork source: John Gerding
Creative Pile Of Firewood
Wood Owl in Covered Snow
Artwork source: Gary Tallman
Fallen Tree
Spiral Wood Pile
Artwork source: kenwoodart.com
Fish Wood Stack
Artwork source: Bjare Granli
Kinetic Play Sculpture
Artwork source: kugelbahn.ch
Fallen Tree Wood Pile
Forest Hog
Artwork source: earthlymission.com
Firewood Tower
Artwork source: Nikolay Polissky
Painted Wood Pile
Artwork source: Michael McGillis
Rossini
Artwork source: Ole Kristian Kjelling
The owls wood pile
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