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This is the first piece in this study. It was turned twice, carved, bleached and buffed with white diamond and carnauba wax. The size is 5" dia x 6" tall.
Red resin tree burl, 4 X 3.25 inches; carved and textured hollow form.
The title represents a new series where the work represents the potential future of seeds or spores released to face their fate. The empty shell is all that remains behind.
This piece came out to be a little different...
Earlier in the summer I was asked to create an award for the city of Carmel, Indiana for an award that they are presenting in a couple of weeks. The award will be given to a local business that is showing strides in being a "green" company. I'm not sure what their criteria were for the...
"When I let go of what I am, I can become what I might be." Lao Tzu.
This is the second of this series. Redwood burl. 4 inches diameter.
photography by Jerry Anthony
Made from very dense black walnut and masir birch. The lid handle is cut to deliberately show a ying and yang symbol between the dark heart wood and lighter sap wood.
Mulberry. 3.25" wide by 4.75" tall.
This is a rustic piece, as opposed to Mulberry Lace's delicate appearance. I turned the vessel to about .25" thick.
This pieced was worked, for the majority of the detailing, live on my webcam. People from all over the planet watched me...
Three piece poplar lamination (8/4 lumber). Water soluable dye (Cherry Amber). Multi-layer Hydrocote Resisthane Plus clear gloss laquer...rubbed out to a high gloss finish.
The textured area was carved and painted with a flat black enamel.
4 3/4" H x 10" D
I was lucky to have one of my Petal series critiqued at SWAT last year by three really great artists and one of the comments was that they wondered what it would look like larger and taller besides being more delicate. Well I decided to try one and am liking the added height and size, how about...
This bowl was for my son. Depicting a huge ash tree in our backyard. The tree seems to hover over us and our home sort of in a protective way. We love this tree :)
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