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hollow form

  1. maple burl hollow form

    maple burl hollow form

    This was the largest I've made so far, at 12" deep. Punky spots but not bad enough to get much tear out.
  2. Hollow Form with Lid (second view)

    Hollow Form with Lid (second view)

    Spalted maple hollow form (box?) with lid. Finished with Odie's Oil. Some repair with Starbond Black in the heaviest spalting. About 7.5 inches tall by about 8 inches wide. Constructive criticism appreciated.
  3. Hollow Form with Lid

    Hollow Form with Lid

    Spalted maple hollow form (box?) with lid. Finished with Odie's Oil. Some repair with Starbond Black in the heaviest spalting. About 7.5 inches tall by about 8 inches wide. Constructive criticism appreciated.
  4. Owl Vase

    Owl Vase

    Made from Pear, after turning, piercing, and carving, l tried bleaching the piece, but it just did not have that porcelain look. I sat there thinking about what to do and saw some Milk Paint on my shelf. I gave it a few coats, added a finish, and buffed it slightly, l was pleasantly surprised...
  5. Wet Fir with the bark on it

    Wet Fir with the bark on it

    This one goes in the "let's try it" category. I turned wet fir. It was mostly easy. Then, it cracked. So, I inlaid some metal. See next photo. In the Pacific Northwest, we have a lot of fir.
  6. Small wonder

    Small wonder

    So it’s all done. I will be doing a little extra work on the finish i kinda rushed it a bit. I did use CA for the finish in this one. That’s not my go to finish but it works if I had done my standard finish it would have taken an extra week or 2 to finish it up. This is a precursor for another...
  7. Erosion Tea Pot

    Erosion Tea Pot

    Sycamore, hollowed and pierced. Pyrography and iron paint with rust activator.
  8. Erosion Tea Pot, (Lid off)

    Erosion Tea Pot, (Lid off)

    Sycamore, hollowed and pierced. Pyrography and iron paint with rust activator.
  9. Sycamore Hollow form

    Sycamore Hollow form

    This is a Hollow form hollowed with the Lyle Jamison hollowing system which I am still getting used to and trying to learn.
  10. Silver Maple Burl Vessel

    Silver Maple Burl Vessel

    Turned, carved silver maple
  11. Breakthrough

    Breakthrough

    Poplar lidded hollow form; hard maple finial lid ebonized with black transtint black dye; 10.5” total height, 6” diameter; finished with Watco Danish Oil, Natural color; (Cindy Drozda inspired finial)
  12. reef fishbowl

    reef fishbowl

    Another pierced piece with a salt water airbrushed theme.
  13. Pine Cone Pot

    Pine Cone Pot

    Cypress hollow form embellished with pyrography, dye, and acrylics
  14. Opening Blum

    Opening Blum

    Cherry hollow form is carved to three petals. Originally tried Waterlox which did not work well so started over with Watco
  15. Dream Horses #2

    Dream Horses #2

    2nd in my "Dream Horses" series. 10" x 7" Sweetgum hollow vessel embellished with extensive pyrography, creating three different scenes going around the piece, all with a different arrangement of horses running. Black leather dye, green dye, acrylics, then Lacquer. This piece has a Greek /...
  16. Osage Orange vase

    Osage Orange vase

    Osage Orange vase / hollow form. Burned and textured with faux ebony finial. 12" tall
  17. Walnut & Maple segmented

    Walnut & Maple segmented

  18. Vase

    Vase

    Unknown spalted wood, 5 1/2" H, 5" D, maybe carob wood??
  19. Ambrosia Maple Hollow Form

    Ambrosia Maple Hollow Form

    Ambrosia Maple Hollow Form, 5 1/2" x 3"
  20. Owen's Spated Natural Pecan Hollow Form - BO.11

    Owen's Spated Natural Pecan Hollow Form - BO.11

    I acquired some pecan from a prominent potter here in NC - Ben Owen III. His grandfather planted the tree in the Seagrove community and I have been making a small collection of hollow forms from it. This piece was turned from an upper limb section so it still has the pith in it. The pieces...
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