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Out Now: Episode #142 – Sneaker Woodcraftsman Creates Exclusive Art With Natural Wood Pieces

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Devin Robertson

On this episode of the SoleSavy podcast, DP is joined by Steve Thomson, artist, and co-founder of Happy Life Wood. Steve shares his story on how he went from 20+ years in marketing to a woodworking artist. He talks about how he and his son have grown the brand, what it was like having a zoom call with Pau Gasol, why Nike sent him a pair of Monarchs, and the work he put in to build a special piece for OHSU Doernbecher.

Follow Happy Life Wood on IG here: https://www.instagram.com/happylifewood/

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