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Protect the Queen
Michael Anderson

Protect the Queen

Redbud burl, Bradford Pear, Silver Maple, Gaboon Ebony, and Cat Greenbrier. Many folks inspired me to create this piece, a few of significant note: Mike Mahoney's nested bowls (particularly his Giant Clam piece) helped me figure out my main flower. Ron Campbell's and Heather Marusiak's recent turn-cut-reassemble works gave me the idea for my flower's stem. David Sengel's thorned vessels inspired my little protector flowers. This was extremely challenging for me, and tested about every skill I've gained so far on this woodturning journey. 21.5" tall, 20" deep, and 12" wide. More info below.
Wonderful piece, Michael.
This well thought out composition of turned assemblages and techniques is a pleasure to view. Your description and comments reveal your artistic vision for this piece – which you accomplished in spades! I was wondering what you were going to do with all those little Redbud bowls. :)
 
I was wondering what you were going to do with all those little Redbud bowls. :)
Thank you very much Tom! This was a fun project to work on, albeit a little tedious at times. As much as I loved turned the little Redbud bowls, I’m kind of happy to move on to other types of wood for a change :p
 
Way to get out of the box Michael; you’ve done real good being outside of it!! Looking forward to seeing it in the IG!
Thanks Russ! I still can't seem to find that box. Hmm! I'm 90% sure I'll be able to make it to Louisville in one piece, haha. See you there!
 
I’m late the party here on the forum, but this is such an awesome piece, and is more awesome to see in person. So nice to meet you in Louisville!
 

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