Artist Elizabeth Frank is a native of southern Arizona. To make her exquisite figurative sculptures, she carves fallen aspen wood and combines it with intriguing reclaimed elements, such as old furniture and vintage hardware.

She received a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from Arizona State University in 1986. Her studies continued with courses in Spanish and sculpture in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, and traditional tin smithing in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Elizabeth’s work is exhibited in galleries, museum shops and art festivals around the country. It’s been featured in numerous publications including the books 500 Handmade Dolls (Lark Books), and Wood Art Today (Schiffer Publishing). Her pieces are included in private and corporate collections.