Star fish vessel

You got a great effect with the texturing Terry, it looks like it comes straight from the bottom of the sea, the surface looks like it is soft and spongy. I bet it has 3 feet.
Atle

Terry, one of these days one of your creations is going to come to-life. One can almost visualize this one on the sea floor, in the shallows inside the reef.

I think this is one of your most interesting pieces. SO realistic you really want to touch it. Your coloring keeps getting better and better. Amazing piece.
Don L.

Ditto all the above. Amazing turning. Well done

Wow. Unless you glued on the legs that is a lot of wood hogging. ) I suspect you worked on the outside after you hollowed out the inside. Question - seeing as the only opening is the hole you hollowed out - how do you keep from going too thin on the walls? This piece is very different, I love the detailed texturing and the color. Marvelous job.

Your work is just beyond believe. Yes it does look like it just came out from the depths. Texturing is so real looking. I look at every post you put up. Keep posting

Hi Terry,
a new successful variation of your winged vessel base technique. I like this obejct.

Hello Terry,
Surprisingly, after manta rays, sea stars ..
How do you preserve this coulour with iron oxides ?
The sandy aspect of the piece is due to the very fine texturing or adding stuf ?
A superb piece !

Hi Lionel I use artist fixative no allot of texturing with a dremel