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Latest Charity Donation 2-28-2022 (outside).
Serial 22021 Lilac Cremation Urn Model KXCT0205003
Rough Years (lid interior)
Rough Years (for the POP show "The Space Between")
Latest Charity Donation 2-28-2022 (outside).
Latest Charity Donation 2-28-2022 (inside).
Bottle with Tendril (detail)
Bottle with Tendril
Andy Goldman

Latest Charity Donation 2-28-2022 (outside).

Latest Charity Donation 2-28-2022 (outside). The bowl is 7.5” H X 12.5” W and is 35 layers of 96 segments per layer for a total of 3360 segments. It is made of Bloodwood, Canary, Cherry, Pau Amarillo and Peruvian Walnut. On to the next Charity Donation.
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Odie
Great job, as usual, Andy..... :)

Viewing this and the others in your gallery.....the obvious similarities in the process becomes apparent. This is similar to my own journey in woodturning. Others keep saying my work is identifiable by sight.....as is, yours! This leads me to believe your motivations may be similar to mine..... The artistic component is still relevant to the result, as a whole.....but at some point, it is the process that becomes the main motivator in this never-ending pursuit of personal satisfaction. Am I right about that?

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Andy Goldman
odie said:
Great job, as usual, Andy..... :)

Viewing this and the others in your gallery.....the obvious similarities in the process becomes apparent. This is similar to my own journey in woodturning. Others keep saying my work is identifiable by sight.....as is, yours! This leads me to believe your motivations may be similar to mine..... The artistic component is still relevant to the result, as a whole.....but at some point, it is the process that becomes the main motivator in this never-ending pursuit of personal satisfaction. Am I right about that?

-----odie-----
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