R.L. Blair has carved so many wood pieces it’s hard for him to remember them all. Sometimes he does requests and other times his hands create whatever happens to be in his mind at the time. Most of the latter fits right in with Austin’s weird vibe. “I like making this goofy, off-the-wall stuff, you know, something you can chuckle about while you’re working on it,” he said. “I end up with a lot of really weird looking concepts.” His workshop is full of colorful creations, from animals to faces to alien beings. If he can imagine it, he can carve it.