Fools Gold (its a bowl with a name!!!) For Critique.....

[billw]

I've got my cheque book out

 

[johnny.t.]

Thanks for the comments 8)

Your're back then Steve, the volcanic ash cloud didn't prolong your holiday :lol: :wink:

Bill, is that an offer?

 

[mark sanger]

ah see, now even you are starting to get addicted to the dark side. Soon you will be totally seduced by the force. :lol:

Joking aside whether people decide to leave some of the wood or nit. It is very addicted and enjoyable trying out new ideas with texturing and colouring. I believe that once people start it is so much fun.

Looks really good, well done. I like. Just don;t get too good. :lol:

 

[wizer]

ah see, now even you are starting to get addicted to the dark side.

Don't you mean the pretentious side? :lol: You're sucking in people left right and centre Mark. Even I was looking at Ceramic the other day :shock: :roll: :lol:

 

[mark sanger]

ah see, now even you are starting to get addicted to the dark side.

Don't you mean the pretentious side? :lol: You're sucking in people left right and centre Mark. Even I was looking at Ceramic the other day :shock: :roll: :lol:

I look at ceramics all the time. In fact I look at everything else other than wood.

 

[johnny.t.]

Thanks Mark, this one was a lot of fun to do,although the carving was very time consuming but well worth the effort 8)

ah see, now even you are starting to get addicted to the dark side. Soon you will be totally seduced by the force. :lol:

:lol: Never had a problem with colouring etc,loved it ever since I first put vinegar and steel wool onto Oak :lol: . I love wood(obviously) but don't have any worries about covering it up to make an end result which is appealing.

JT

 

[mark sanger]

Thanks Mark, this one was a lot of fun to do,although the carving was very time consuming but well worth the effort 8)

ah see, now even you are starting to get addicted to the dark side. Soon you will be totally seduced by the force. :lol:

:lol: Never had a problem with colouring etc,loved it ever since I first put vinegar and steel wool onto Oak :lol: . I love wood(obviously) but don't have any worries about covering it up to make an end result which is appealing.

JT

ah, I must have mixed you up one someone else.

It is great fun having the option to do more with a bit of colour. For me it means I do not get bored as day in day our wooden bowls and standard hollow forms gets a bit tedious after a few years.