His work is admired by motorists and passengers across the region and is thanks to a Norfolk wood.
Arnie Barton, known as the Roadside Carver, sculpts his works by roadsides around the east of England, and is based in North Norfolk, near Felbrigg.
Mr Barton has been established for over a decade, and makes chainsaw art from sweet chestnut and cedar trees.
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Much of his material comes from Felbrigg Wood, which he purchases from the National Trust.
He said: "I used to work building luxury yachts, but I would also make money selling my carvings.
"I had enough of building boats and wanted a change in lifestyle.
"I taught myself on this roadside.
"I used to copy models and then my father told me to develop my own style.
"My little girl comes and helps me now too she does the sanding and finishing."
Mr Burton also performs speed carving demonstrations, sculpts for events such as carnivals and sculpture trails, and does commissions.
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