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resurrectionsdesign Live Green Designer Raven Toney |
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“In
this time of use and abuse of our resources, I am very proud of what I’m doing. Not only do I love my work, but I feel
like I am helping and doing my part to conserve our ever-dwindling forests. Wood that I use for all of my designs is discarded
or overlooked as a functional resource. I feel very different about it; I see beauty and perfection.”
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UPCOMING EVENTS First Friday at the Walnut Friday, February 6 5:00
pm - 9:00 pm Latest designs featured at art exhibit
opening, along with the works of additional artist friends. Located
in First Friday's newest art venue, The Walnut Building. Exhibit
continues through February. The Walnut Building, 706
Walnut Street, #100 (Downtown next to library and across
from Hilton.) Dogwood Arts Festival's
Studio Arts Tour Saturday and Sunday, April
4 and 5 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Artist Raven Toney of resurrectionsdesign at work during his design process. Part of the invitational Dogwood Arts Festival Studio Arts Tour,
featuring artists in action at various Knoxville-area
studios. 4450 Candora Avenue and resurrectionsdesign
studio space Gatlinburg Fine Arts Festival May 16 and 17 Invited for his second year to this juried art show, Raven exhibits his newest designs against the backdrop of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. River Road, Gatlinburg (In
front of Ripley's Aquarium and along river.)
resurrectionsdesign
Mission Statement: I don't enjoy seeing trees being cut down. Therefore , all the pieces you see here are from salvaged wood. Whether it was taken from dumpsters, old barns, fallen down or dead trees, remodeled old houses and buildings. I believe enough trees have been cut to supply generations to come with furniture. If you have any old wood around, a building to tear down… Don’t junk it. Contact me. Raven Toney |
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