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I’ve had a few requests for dyed vessels with more subdued coloration. This is my first attempt at keeping the layers and depth, without the vibrant colors. I am curious what others think of this coloration.
This hollow form vessel measures approximately 6.25 inches tall by 5.5 inches wide. It is turned from end grain, fiddle back maple. It is finished with aniline dyes and wipe-on poly.
All comments, especially critiques, are welcomed and appreciated.
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20 comments so far
Rj
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posted 151 days ago
I think its superb Joe!! I really like the colors =You have to do more in this color spectum.
Great Job!!
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mtnwild
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posted 151 days ago
I love this color!! Beautiful shape too. Another favorite.
-- mtnwild (Jack), It's not what you see, it's how you see it.
glynn
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posted 151 days ago
I love it ,looks great
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DAN
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posted 151 days ago
looks like agate … I like it
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matt garcia
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posted 151 days ago
That’s gorgeous!!
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a1Jim
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posted 151 days ago
indescribably delicious well done
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon
scottb
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posted 151 days ago
subdued? that has so much depth and colorization. So many layers. Awesome.
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grizzman
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posted 151 days ago
joe i dont think its possible for you too do a bad job…nice to see you try a diffrent demension with colors..it has a very soothing effect…someday we might have to do a trade on goods…i would love to have one of your pieces in my home…thanks for a job well done..grizzman
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JDBlades
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posted 151 days ago
Looks fantastic, and the depth of the finish is mesmerizing. How many different dye colors did you use on this piece?
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Tony Z
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posted 151 days ago
How the hell do you knock out so many of these turnings???!!! I haven’t been on my lathe in 6 months. You are awesome!
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Douglas Bordner
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posted 151 days ago
Opalescent! Man that is glorious.
-- "Bordnerizing" perfectly good lumber for over a decade.
mmh
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posted 151 days ago
It reminds me of mahogany granite or black/brown obsidian. Gorgeous as usual!
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dan mosheim
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posted 151 days ago
SERIOUSLY NICE dye job! And, a beautiful turning … If you don’t mind my asking, are those Lockwood colors? Just curious …dan
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savannah505
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posted 151 days ago
I agree, it looks like obsidian, a great looking piece.
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zarno
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posted 151 days ago
Im a huge fan of all your work you have it seems an ability to chose the best pieces of wood and color. I recognize your pieces before i read who did it they always make my jaw drop ! The colors are always indescribable although i often feel like im staring through the hubble space telescope at some distant nebula ! This piece is more subdued not my favorite but no less fascinating never hesitate to try something new. Oh I almost forgot to thank you for sharing how you obtain those beautiful colors I cant wait to try it myself .
trifern
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posted 150 days ago
Thanks for all the feedback.
Dan, I am using aniline dyes purchased from Craft Supply USA.
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Gary Fixler
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posted 150 days ago
Beautiful! It looks almost like blown glass.
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jockmike2
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posted 149 days ago
Gorgeous Joe. Damn I wish there were other adjectives I could use. I just can’t think of any good ones. We’ve used them up. Fandamtastic.
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MOJOE
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posted 142 days ago
Hey brother, this vessel is fantastic!!! I was really a fan of your more colorful work, but now that I see this, I think I have changed my mind…...nice work!
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Don K.
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posted 142 days ago
Jaw dropping as always…I absolutely love it…totally different than your other work…but no less beautiful…A true work of art in every sense of the word !!!
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