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wood prints unique wood prints garden shed wood prints toolshed wood prints bird feeder wood prints cedar wood prints alder wood prints skagit valley wood prints washington wood prints curved roof wood prints oriental wood prints

sculptures unique sculptures garden shed sculptures toolshed sculptures bird feeder sculptures cedar sculptures alder sculptures skagit valley sculptures washington sculptures curved roof sculptures oriental sculptures

In 2004 Leizel built her first unique curved-roof garden structure out of reclaimed Cedar and Alder wood. She used it as a toolshed and road-side produce stand for her Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) business.
Set in beautiful Skagit Valley, Washington, just a few miles away from the salty waters of the Puget Sound, it is surrounded by hundreds of acres of tulip fields and has a stunning backdrop of the snow-capped North Cascade Mountain range.

From the very beginning, being surrounded by warm salty air, surfing on green glassy waves, walking through soft waving grasses, and exploring trails through lush, storytelling trees defined Leizel's idea bliss, and set the bar of inspiration for everything to come... Leizel Grant was born in South Africa, and immigrated to the U.S. with her family in 1986. She attended school in Washington State, where she began drawing detailed charcoal portraits of Africa's wild animals. While still in elementary school, her environmental concern and ecological awareness led her to win first place in a contest for which her design was chosen to be the city of Mount Vernon's official recycling logo. Moving quickly in the direction her career, Leizel...