Not your typical artist
Cindy Chinn is represented by Post-American Fine Arts. For pricing, availability, and sales enquiries, please contact the gallery. info@postamericanfinearts.com Ever since my first train pencil carving went “viral” across the internet back in December 2015, I’ve been very busy becoming
A local theatre is raising funds for their renovations and are using their old chairs in a great recycling event. The Bonham Theatre Project in Fairbury Nebraska has called for artists to pick up chairs and transform them into works
Cindy Chinn is represented by Post-American Fine Arts. For pricing, availability, and sales enquiries, please contact the gallery. info@postamericanfinearts.com I’m putting on the finishing touches of a new series of ‘train pencils‘. In the meantime, I thought that I would
As an artist I never know what kind of work will catch on – especially with the power of social media. All it takes is the right page to share your work and you’re swamped! I’ve been carving pencils all
I know a lot people come here to see more my tiny carved pencils, but I thought it might fun to show some other carvings I have done on a larger scale. I’m a visual artist and love to work
I love it when a client commissions a piece, gives me a few guidelines and then lets me run with it. As most clients don’t know my full skill set (sometimes I don’t either!) they don’t know what I’ll create.
This is my most recent commission piece. I was asked to carve an elephant from a pencil lead, but as usual… I got a little carried away! This elephant art piece was actually carved from a few pencils and then
Saw Art by Cindy Chinn EDIT: Updated July 2023! 😀 Check out theSawLady.com for my latest work. Here’s a look at some of my recent Saw Art. I started working in metal a couple of years ago (June 2015) and
I have been commissioned to paint a mural for the new Public Library in Deshler in Nebraska. The area I’m painting is a reading alcove for the kids, so I designed a fun, bright scene with a ‘storybook’ look to
Welcome, I was commissioned to create a large brass and copper metal wall art metal sculpture for a residence in Lincoln Nebraska. What a fun project this was! I used a lot of techniques from my past and created some
Who knows where these kinds of things come from… Grandpa’s Attic? Is it a relic from some lost Music Society? or is it the make shift communication device of an Alien Traveler… We my never know the true origin of
I’m really enjoying the freedom to delve deeper into metal art and exploring new techniques. A recent trip to local sales resulted in the purchase of a quantity of hand saws. This is a new ‘medium’ for me and I’m