Shawn Hickox

Art

carving woodworking painting drawing

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18 ft totem pole carved (360 degrees) from Canadian red cedar

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18 ft totem pole carved (360 degrees) from

Canadian red cedar

10 ft totem pole carved (360 degrees) from Canadian red cedar

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Two 18 ft totem poles and horse carving for stable

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6 ft Mother Owl carved from one cedar log

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6 ft Lady of Peace carved from cedar

6 ft Tibetan prayer wheel inlaid with stained glass and abalone shell

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4 ft Blue Angel Fish carved from a single

piece of bass wood

4 ft glass display carved from cedar with

copper detail

Elk Trophy: Skull encased into a cedar log with

head capped in cedar, then carved the form of the
elk with war mask drapped over elks head

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Outdoor daybed carved from cedar to resemble bamboo

Native motif carved from bass wood with inlaid stained glass
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Native mask carved from cedar and bass wood with copper
and horse hair details

Native headdress done in color pencil

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3 ft fountain inspired by the cedar round itself

3 ft heron carving

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30 in. The Embrace carved from cedar with

bass wood base
15 in. Fish Ladder carved from one piece of cedar
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4 ft wide Mt. Baker, Mt. Rainier, Mt. Adams, Mt. St. Helens and Mt. Hood carved from bass wood

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Color pencil feathers

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Watercolor work

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Shawn Hickox was first inspired by his

mother, Norma Hickox, who was an amazing
watercolorist. It was this early introduction
to the arts that would compel Shawn toward
a creative life.
From the age of 19, Shawn worked for several
sign companies, and eventually started his
own sign-making business where he would
master design, hand-lettering, sand-blasting, carving, gold-leafing,
and adding that much-needed artistic touch to the world of commercial signage.
In 2011 Shawn retired from the sign business to focus on his artwork. His strikingly original pieces and commissioned artwork
can be found in many private collections.

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