Yet another couple of spheres
Alan Zenreich
Lauren and I collaborated on these two spheres. They will make their debut this weekend at the Instant Gallery of the Totally Turning symposium.


Knowledge You Can Build On — Est. 1998
Yet another couple of spheres
Alan Zenreich
Lauren and I collaborated on these two spheres. They will make their debut this weekend at the Instant Gallery of the Totally Turning symposium.


Re: Yet another couple of spheres
Jerry Maske
I'm Impressed. The bottom one goes over the top, in my opinion. Great collaboration. You help answer the question, "What do you do with a Sphere?"
As it happens, last night at our turning club meeting, we had a demo by two turners on sphere making. One used a home made jig and one worked by hand. But the bottom line was the same. A sphere is a sphere is a sphere. What good is it?
Your surface decoration is superb. Keep at it and have a great time this weekend.
Jerry
Re: Yet another couple of spheres
david delo
These are really beautifully done Alan. What did you use for the coloring? Tombow, India ink, Staedtler?
Re: Yet another couple of spheres
Alan Zenreich
David,
Lauren used Copic Microliner SP pens and brush tips for these spheres.
Re: Yet another couple of spheres
John K Jordan
Very nice! Is the spiral stand a 3D printing?
JKJ
Re: Yet another couple of spheres
Alan Zenreich
John K. They are both printed with wood filament.
Pawn Stars
mjonesrdg
Watch a couple episodes of Pawn Stars and you will see a few examples of some lovely segmented and turned sheres. I'd like to know who made them, Nice!
Sweet!
Re: Yet another couple of spheres
david delo
I see your one sphere received a 3rd place ribbon. Congrats to you and Lauren.