Appalachian Trees By Dan Mills

08/24/2016

Introducing new line of 3D copper wire tree sculptures mounted on various types of rocks for table top display.
Prices vary depending on tree style and type of rocks, starting at $150.
I will consider placing a tree on your own rock if you would like.

10/08/2015

Appalachian Trees by Dan Mills is happy to feature eight new additions to the "Wall of Wire"
Including the introduction of nickel plated copper trees!

09/30/2015

Hey everyone!
Again, I thank all of you for your support, but now I am asking for your help. I am finding it hard to find the barn tin that makes such interesting backgrounds for the trees. What I need is the tin which has the streaking and multi-color effect, actually caused by the mix of galvanize and rust. I would appreciate any contact info so I can purchase this type of barn tin. I want to be able to continue to use this for the interesting backgrounds.
Thanks in advance if you can help!
Danny

09/26/2015

Okay everyone, here's a brand new announcement from
Appalachian Trees by Dan Mills!
Coming soon ....…..............the addition of NICKLE PLATED copper trees!
Nickel plated copper gives the trees a suttle but beautiful patina look that lasts forever!
I'm excited about this new option and I think you will be too!

09/24/2015

I want to sincerely thank each of you for your support in this endeavor. All the likes and wonderful comments have been very encouraging and uplifting! I feel that the "Appalachian Trees By Dan Mills" page is a step in the right direction for me in promoting my copper tree sculptures, and I want all of you to know that I truly appreciate your positive feedback!
A special thank you to any of you who own one of my sculptures. I hope you will always enjoy having it as much as I enjoyed making it! It will always be as special to me as I hope it is to you!

09/22/2015

09/13/2015

Created by local artist, Danny Mills, using primarily recycled materials. Trees are twisted copper wire. Some are painted black or brown with rust textured paint, while others are left in their natural copper state. Be aware that the copper will eventually lose its luster but will maintain its beautiful copper color. Frames are made entirely from fifty year old hand split tobbacco sticks and background is either burlap or antique rusted barn roof tin.