Sculptor Patrick Dougherty, NATURE episode

www.craftinamerica.org. Sculptor Patrick Dougherty segment. NATURE episode PBS premiere: Friday, April 21, 2017.
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[@Hippitidippity]

I started doing this with trees and bushes when they started coming back in... I love it

[@andrewmyers7727]

I live in North Carolina and I’m excited to even be present in these projects thank you for everything

[@deliabehrend9513]

I wish I could have pressed more than a "thumbs up" This struck me,I am only weaving grape vines and willow on small scale crafts. Art and nature, and community at this level is commendable.

[@YalisCommunity]

Absolutely amazing!!!! Beautiful sculptures! I love the designs, the love for nature and community and how humble and kind he is! Bravo to everybody using their amazing talents to bring nature into art and communities!

[@aina2165]

This is absolutely beautiful 💚

[@lieblee3063]

Absolutely love nature. This is one way of recycling Mother Nature in an artistic forms 👍🥰😍

[@cathyherring6424]

WOW love it love it love it Thankyou

[@valeriewitherington]

All stunning!

[@eagledove9]

Where I lived, in State College, PA, there were some branch houses that were there for decades, in the woods. I knew they were there for decades, because I found them in the beginning of the time when I first moved there, and they were still there. They did not decay. They were not like these, but just large tree branches piled up into little structures, without any small network of branches in between. There were a whole bunch of them in one particular wooded area. The only thing that took them down was humans, when some people decided to destroy one of them. But it definitely wasn't because it rotted away.

[@evanonion4339]

This is beautiful

[@racheloliveri5568]

Superb. Simply beautiful.

[@doctorpete1]

Very cool!

[@bobpeyser4448]

Wonderful

[@angelblohm2171]

You need to come into an area after a hurricane. You would have lots of supplies that people are waiting to get rid of it and you could bring a smile to hurting people

[@tonyborthwick1234]

looks a bit like lee-Harvey Oswald at 3.00 seated second from left.

[@gregorylicciardello8583]

where do yo get the sticks from?

[@purplesmile132465]

who is this dude I wanna learn to do this

[@tmahendr]

That’s cool he hired a special needs assistant