Wood Carving Art By Randall D. Boni

"My whole family is creative, they carve, play music, paint, throw pottery, build kayaks, and my sister Becky has a way with horses. We all have built our lives around our creative passions. My brother Rick and his wife Liz have started their very own Appalachian Art Studio, located in Ridgway, where people can visit or take a classes if one should want a creative experience," Boni continued. The artist is happy within his creative lifestyle. Although very humble, quiet, and understated, he stated that he never prays for money, he just prays for work instead. Expressing how much he loves what he does, he hopes to work until old age. "I'm a fool about it, I've built my life on creative expression," replies Boni.
Boni landmarks are sprinkled all over the country offering lasting impressions to viewers. "I love what I do, I'll leave a little something behind when I'm gone," stated Boni, as he carves out his legacy one landmark at a time.