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Guillaume Fontaine

Urn

Turned and sculpted with a tribal motif inspired by tribal art. Diameter 6,3¨ . Height 15¨
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Jim Reynolds
I'd be interested to know the wood species as well as the finish. I appears that the wood can be carved with crisp detail. There doesn't appear to be be a discernible grain pattern, so I am assuming that the finish obscured the grain pattern. Bravo on another fine piece.
 
Charlie Knighton
Looks like 2 part bleach after carving, wood could be several things if bleached, guess hard maple. Nice, grows on u the more u look at it.
 
Charlie Knighton
Charlie Knighton said:
Looks like 2 part bleach after carving, wood could be several things if bleached, guess hard maple. Nice, grows on u the more u look at it.
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Probably a poly over bleach.
 
Charlie Knighton
use water based poly
 
Guillaume Fontaine
Jim Reynolds said:
I'd be interested to know the wood species as well as the finish. I appears that the wood can be carved with crisp detail. There doesn't appear to be be a discernible grain pattern, so I am assuming that the finish obscured the grain pattern. Bravo on another fine piece.
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It is a piece of maple. The wood is turned green and sculpted by transparency with a lamp in it. The wood must dry quickly to have this white color. There is no finish on this piece, no discoloration, no varnish, no wax, no pigments or tint. There is just sanding.
 
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Charlie Knighton said:
Looks like 2 part bleach after carving, wood could be several things if bleached, guess hard maple. Nice, grows on u the more u look at it.
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The discoloration eventually turns yellow over time. This is also the case with oil. I think acrylic pigments were the only solution but I like it that way.
 
Charlie Knighton
How thick are the walls, looking cannot tell, guessing 3/8 to 5/8?
 

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