How It Was Made:  MAJ Bench, Carved by Chainsaw Artist Griffon Ramsey | Georgia-Pacific @Georgia-Pacific
How It Was Made:  MAJ Bench, Carved by Chainsaw Artist Griffon Ramsey | Georgia-Pacific  @Georgia-Pacific
Uploaded May 2021 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
As a longstanding partner of Atlanta Public Schools (APS) and M. Agnes Jones Elementary (MAJ), Georgia-Pacific and it's GP PRO and Consumer Products businesses commissioned Griffon Ramsey, a chainsaw artist out of Austin, Texas, to create a work of art to inspire kids' creativity and a love for books.

We carve out the entire creative process showcasing how Ramsey brought this exceptional work of art to life for MAJ students to enjoy. Ramsey's final work of art, 'Student Reading On Bench', was donated to MAJ, GP’s partner school of more than 20 years, and installed in the school’s outdoor gardens which GP proudly donated several years ago.

Connect with Griffon Ramsey: https://linktr.ee/griffonramsey
Watch the full video! youtu.be/J-jarm7r90Q
See the 2-minute version: youtu.be/ikkZdHxHVus
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