Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Artiste'
Keith Tompkins
>Hey TD, I laughed so hard at the responses to your artist post, I almost laughed my goatee off!
How about a little friendly competition? If you think you look like an artist, post a photo of yourself......we can all vote on a winner!
It would be fun to see what you guys (and gals) look like.
Gotta stop laughing...I almost choked on my brie.
I'll go first
Mike Schwing from Maryland
>Here's a pretty recent photo.. I have the look of an ariste', no?
And this is me as a child. I've always been a beret wearer.
Bob Hackett
Brian, Boothbay Harbor
>I don't have one of myself, but looking in my files I saw this one of Bob that we took when he just finished working a bowl on his lathe.
Good Morning Bob :)))
Brian
Couldn`t be me
Bob Hackett
>As you know,I am a FAR more colorful person.Besides,that guy looks like a liberal to me.At least that isn`t an American flag around his head,I hate getting wound up first thing in the morning.That`s what I have Saturday mornings at Salt River for!
Time to go,got a catfish I need to catch.
Mainely,Bob
Wrong Bob, that is Bubba Bob
TDaniel
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Re: I'll go first
Keith Tompkins
>Hey MIke, it's gonna be hard to top that one! There's some SERIOUS artist attitude happening there!
Re: Artiste'
Keith Tompkins
>Okay, here's one of me......
Can't be me...
BubbaBob
>...looks WAY better than I do...though I DO wear shoes...
BubbaBob
Me not at the lathe...
Steve Antonucci
>and fighting mahi in Hawaii... one of the few things I'd rather do than turn.
Steve
So NOT an artist :)
Mike Rubes
>I don't know what an artist really looks like, but I am sure that I'm not it :) OK, I've got the long hair (well, what's left of it, anyway :), but always keep it tied back. I have nightmares about getting it caught in the lathe (it hangs about mid-back) and my facial hair varies from Grizzly Adams to clean shaven depening on the mood, but artist? Nope. Well, if an artist has a messy shop, I might be one yet!!!
Thanks,
Mike