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This hollow form vessel is turned from end grain maple. It is finished with aniline dyes and wipe-on poly. It measures approximately 6 inches tall by 4.5 inches wide.
All comments and critiques are welcomed and appreciated.
-- My favorite piece is my last one, my best piece is my next one.
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AngelofDeath
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#1 posted 1187 days ago
Yet another beautiful piece… and your finishes are always so pristine to bring out the depth of each layer….so awesome.
Dan'um Style
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#2 posted 1187 days ago
this one has a very organic almost seed like shape. makes me wonder what could be kept in it…
-- keeping myself entertained
savannah505
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#3 posted 1187 days ago
Very pretty piece.
-- Dan Wiggins
Alan
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#4 posted 1187 days ago
Wow great color on that one.
-- Alan, Prince George
Paul2274
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#5 posted 1187 days ago
You did that with a whole-lotta-awesome!!!!
Fantastic.
tomd
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#6 posted 1187 days ago
Your colors are always fantastic.
-- Tom D
hap
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#7 posted 1186 days ago
very nice.
-- hap, gunbarrel city tx.
michelletwo
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#8 posted 1186 days ago
an eye-catcher
-- We call the destruction of replaceable human made items vandalism, while the destruction of irreplaceable natural resources is called development.
jockmike2
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#9 posted 1186 days ago
Beautiful Joe just gorgeous.
-- (You just have to please the man in the Mirror) Mike from Michigan -
Andrew
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#10 posted 1186 days ago
I get tired of telling you how wonderful your work is. So this time I will tell you, you seem very prolific at turning, everyday is a new peice just as wonderful as the last, Thanks
-- Even a broken clock is right twice a day, unless, it moves at half speed like ....-As the Saw Turns
jayjay
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#11 posted 1186 days ago
The color is amazing. Nice piece.
-- ~Jason~ , Albuquerque NM
Arnold
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#12 posted 1186 days ago
I get the name Sprout, but I would of called it Sour Apple.
Reminds me of a blowpop
trifern
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#13 posted 1186 days ago
Thanks for all the feedback…
-- My favorite piece is my last one, my best piece is my next one.
a1Jim
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#14 posted 1186 days ago
Cool Joe
-- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/
GuiTim
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#15 posted 792 days ago
I just joined up after seeing your EXQUISITE projects! I, along with many others, appreciate your taking the time and trouble to share your work. I am embarking on a couple of woodfinishing projects involving figured guitar bodies: one quilted maple and the other swamp ash. I read your ‘2-dye-4’ post and was inspired! Especially the results you achieve using wipe-on poly! This particular piece (Sprout) has the perfect color combo to complement the abalone fret markers on the neck I’m using with the swamp ash body. So I’d really appreciate it if you’d confirm the dye schedule you used. Black, green and finally yellow? Any blue in there?
Thank you so much for taking the time to respond, Tim
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