Knowledge You Can Build On — Est. 1998
Whodunnit?
Doug Trembath
>I'd like to congratulate whoever turned the Sightings urn. That Black Acacia is really pretty, isn't it? Nice shape, and excellent wood. The chattoyance of Black Acacia is just about as good as it gets! Black Locust comes in a very close second, IMHO. Or maybe it's the other way around.
I sure miss some of the woods I used to get so frequently in SoCal. (sob)
Doug Trembath
Studio in the Woods
Re: Whodunnit?
Mike Schwing from Md.
>It looks like an Ellis original to me. I agree, quite nice!
Mystery turner :-)
Ellis Walentine
>Usually if you don't see a "photo courtesy of" credit, it is something the webmeister stuck in there for kicks. I would have to agree with you about black acacia. If only it wasn't so hard. :-)
Glad you like the piece. My wife had a little garden sculpture sitting on the old well, and it begged to be part of a composition. Couldn't resist.
Ellis Walentine, Host
"The Contemplator"
Fred in NC
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