James Madison, Master Carver

from Snohomish County Placemakers Hosted by Richard Porter and Nick Shekeryk

Tulalip master carver James Madison dreams… and his visions become stories in wood. It’s an art. It’s magic. Once you recognize his work, you see it everywhere in Snohomish County: the municipal building in Everett, Kayak Point, Mukilteo’s Lighthouse Park, the Everett Arboretum, and the Tulalip Casino to name a few places. James shares his intuitive approach to creativity and how he calls images forth from the depths of his cultural heritage. We hope this episode inspires you to make something beautiful, too. Like the vibe? Follow us on social @seattlenorthcountry or visit seattlenorthcountry.com

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