Brad's Walnut

Re: Brad's Walnut

Wally Dickerman at Green Valley, Az.

>-E-, that's really great! Brad's walnut came out wonderfully well done. I like the enhancing.

When do you suppose we'll see some of Brad's walnut by Brad? When I saw the walnut, Brad had a brand new chain saw and was itching to use it.

Wally

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Randy

>Wow, that's a great piece. Lots of very nice detail in there

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Duane C.Leach

>A lot of work. Alot of skill. A lot of beauty.

The pic doesn't do it justice.

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Mike Schwing from Md.

>WOW! Thats great! Neato neato neato!

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John Lucas

>Brad

That is really great. I love the shape of the bowl and the shape of the pyrography. Great job. This piece is what started my question on the pen getting too hot.

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George Van

>This piece would look great without the enhancement, I really like the form, it could stand on its own. The enhancemtnt makes it that much better.

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-e-

>thank you all for your responses!

wally, i've seen some of brad's roughed out pieces and they look very promising ... i think his 'retirement' is getting in the way of his turning! you're going to have to speak to him about this!!!!!!

john, i responded to your ?? in your later posting.

yes, photographing this piece in one shot is a challenge. there are two different angles on my web site -- both have their own limitations and i haven't decided which is best (probably neither).

thanks again

e

Really really nice!

Pete Lamberty

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That is awesome!!

KurtK in Indy

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RonZ

>That's beautiful e. Were you inspired by the fire =o)

fires, what fires? :>)

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>yes, i must confess that having those dark days during the fires made it much easier to stay inside making my own smoke!

Very Nice!

Jennifer@Indy.USA

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Where is Your Website?

Wally Dickerman at Green Valley, Az.

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studio-e-artworks.com  *LINK*

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