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"Fratres in Armis"

Mark Hepburn said:

As always, a very creative and thoughtful work! I really admire your skill and creativity.

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Thank you Mark.
- 6 minutes ago
Russian Olive Vessel with Turquoise Inlay (side 2)

Uhhh-lala
- Today at 3:28 PM
Malachite vase

Darryn Achall said:

Love this. Would you like to post the recipe or process for the coloring?

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I used alcohol-based ink to color the epoxy resin. Next, I applied five coats of Minwax (Wipe-on Poly) and polished it in the final stage.
- Today at 2:31 PM
Malachite vase

Love this. Would you like to post the recipe or process for the coloring?
- Today at 1:40 PM
“In time”

Cool! I did a nautilus shell relief carving, in cherry, a few years ago. Following the Golden Ratio nature shows us again how amazing it is. I like the other little fossil creature sneaking in as well. All well balanced appropriately balanced. Well done! What is your carving tool(s) of choice?
- Today at 1:07 PM