In 2016, a Wisconsin man began picking up discarded roadside wood to make art; nine years later, the NFL displayed all 32 team logos he created from scrap furniture after 700 hours of work
- What some people leave behind on roadsides or throw away as unwanted furniture can end up becoming something far more valuable in the hands of the right person.
- For Ike Wynter, a Wisconsin-based wood artist, discarded wooden objects became the raw material for an unusual artistic journey that eventually took his work to one of America's biggest sporting events.
- After beginning to collect unwanted wood in 2016, Wynter went on to create all 32 National Football League (NFL) team logos using reclaimed furniture, spending hundreds of hours bringing the project to life.
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- What some people leave behind on roadsides or throw away as unwanted furniture can end up becoming something far more valuable in the hands of the right person.
- For Ike Wynter, a Wisconsin-based wood artist, discarded wooden objects became the raw material for an unusual artistic journey that eventually took his work to one of America's biggest sporting events.
- After beginning to collect unwanted wood in 2016, Wynter went on to create all 32 National Football League (NFL) team logos using reclaimed furniture, spending hundreds of hours bringing the project to life.
Sources: Times of India