Earthen Canvas Blog

Intro It started with a tree being cut down in the neighbourhood. There was an abundance of large wood rounds at the side of the road, accompanied by a “free” sign. From here, an idea started to form—one of varying elevation, seamless environmental integration, and adapting life. In short, I wanted to create a living sculpture. Gathering three of varying sizes and shapes, I chose my spot and started sketching out a very rough layout. Space Prep To prep the space, I removed an

A backyard sculpture made from burnt wood and earth.

Learn to make a pieces of art from earth and charcoal, that can make more art.

Create lasting memories with a unique rammed earth wall souvenir. Handcrafted from soil collected on Vancouver Island.

Part 1 – Preparation of Ingredients Rammed earth is a sustainable building technique, however, it can be used for so much more. With a...

About Mason Bees Mason bees are vital pollinators that significantly contribute to both the ecosystem and our gardens. With their...

4 Easy Steps to Design Your Own Garden Installation Step 1: Site Selection and Assessment Look for an open spot in your garden that can...

How to Conduct a Jar Test for Optimal Plant Growth and Rammed Earth Clay is a soil type that is formed by the weathering of rock over...