Herman Davis is a woodcarver and storyteller who has been lives in Beaumont, Texas. He began carving wood as a hobby in the early 1990s, and quickly fell in love with the art form. He has since carved a wide variety of objects, including animals, people, and religious figures. His work has been featured in several art shows and festivals, and he has also taught woodcarving classes to children and adults. In addition to his carving, Herman is also a talented storyteller. He often shares his stories at local libraries and schools, and he has also been featured on several radio and television programs. He is passionate about using his art and storytelling to connect with people and share his love of the natural world. Here are some notable things about Herman Davis:
His woodcarving style is influenced by both traditional and folk art.
He often uses found objects in his work, such as driftwood and tree stumps.
He is a member of the Southeast Texas Wood Carvers Guild and the Texas Woodcarvers Guild.
He has taught woodcarving classes at the Beaumont Public Library and the Beaumont Art League.
He is a regular performer at the Texas Folklife Festival in San Antonio.
He is a recipient of the Beaumont Arts Council's Arts Award.
Herman is a true master of his craft, and his work is a testament to his dedication and skill. He is a valuable asset to the Beaumont community, and his art is sure to be enjoyed for generations to come.
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Currently Herman's work is being featured at Theodore R Johns Sr Library in Beaumont Texas.