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  1. Tree

    Tree

    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 :)
  2. Celtic Bowl

    Celtic Bowl

    Royal Poincianna. Tung Oil finsih. Turned, Burned, Colored, Carved and Pierced. Whew!
  3. First attempt at Carved Rim

    First attempt at Carved Rim

    Norfolk Island Pine. 14" diameter, 12" height. Hollowed with carved feet and rim. Finished with oil/resin.
  4. Carved Lidded Bowel

    Carved Lidded Bowel

    Virginia yellow pine, carved, NGR stain, pre cad sealer, tar glazed, flat lacquer, waxed.
  5. Mulberry Vessel Carved Rim

    Mulberry Vessel Carved Rim

    6 3/4 in. tall, 4 in. wide, 1/16 to 1/4 in. thick, spalted mulberry hollow vessel with carved top rim, bark inclusions. Wood source: clearing the fence line.
  6. Untitled for now

    Untitled for now

    This was supposed to be an entry for this year's "Turned Green" show, but time and hand sanding got the best of me. It's Ash that was destined for the dump. The work itself measures 16"d x 7"h. All of the "extra" pieces inside came from cutoffs or core outs that...
  7. AAW Forum contest entry footed bowl

    AAW Forum contest entry footed bowl

    AAW Forum contest entry Petal Bowl Flower petal bowl with carved feet representing the sepals of a flower. This one was my first try at airbrushing the dye (5 different colors) which worked pretty good, a lot less messy than applying by hand. Went over to Jerry Bennett
  8. Petal bowl

    Petal bowl

    Petal bowl of dyed Bird
  9. Rice bowl project

    Rice bowl project

    See the Spring 2007 issue of the American Woodurner for information on this project. This is my contribution. The wood is some type of elm. The design is a motif from my "hidden world" series.
  10. Imagine the hidden world No. 1

    Imagine the hidden world No. 1

    2006. Ginkgo. 3 X 2 5/8 inches. This is a vessel in my "Hidden World" series, which is inspired from the microscopic world of pollen grains and seeds. The designs are inspired from the beautiful architectural features of pollen and seed as seen at high magnification using a...
  11. Imagine the hidden world No. 1 - view 2

    Imagine the hidden world No. 1 - view 2

    2006. Ginkgo. 3 X 2 5/8 inches. This is a vessel in my "Hidden World" series, which is inspired from the microscopic world of pollen grains and seeds. The designs are inspired from the beautiful architectural features of pollen and seed as seen at high magnification using a...
  12. Exine series

    Exine series

    2006. Maple, 4.25 X 3 inches. Inspired from microscopic landscape of seeds and pollen grains. In the David and Ruth Waterbury Collection
  13. AAW Forum contest entry

    AAW Forum contest entry

  14. AAW forum contest Little off box pic 2

    AAW forum contest Little off box pic 2

    this is picture two of two which showes the back, side, and bottom of the little off box.
  15. AAW forum contest Little off box

    AAW forum contest Little off box

    I call this
  16. Maple Platter-Carved, burned, textured

    Maple Platter-Carved, burned, textured

    This is a maple platter about 16" diamter. I did some carvng, burning and added some texture on the backside as well.
  17. Quercus rubra

    Quercus rubra

    Red Oak leaf motif carved from an African Sumac bowl. Size: 9.5 X 3 inches (4 inches with the tilt). This is a detail of the carving. Photo by Jerry Anthony. You can see all the progress pics on my blog from the links posted at: http://andiwolfe.blogspot.com/2006/05/quercus-rubra.html
  18. Quercus rubra

    Quercus rubra

    Red Oak leaf motif carved from an African Sumac bowl. Size: 9.5 X 3 inches (4 inches with the tilt). This is the back side of the bowl. Photo by Jerry Anthony. You can see all the progress pics on my blog from the links posted at: http://andiwolfe.blogspot.com/2006/05/quercus-rubra.html
  19. Quercus rubra

    Quercus rubra

    Red Oak leaf motif carved from an African Sumac bowl. Size: 9.5 X 3 inches (4 inches with the tilt). Photo by Jerry Anthony. You can see all the progress pics on my blog from the links posted at: http://andiwolfe.blogspot.com/2006/05/quercus-rubra.html
  20. The Glory of Autumn No. 3

    The Glory of Autumn No. 3

    Maple, 4.25 X 4.25 inches. Prismacolor markers.
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