Collaboration Cues
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Thierri Layani and I did this one many moons ago.
asiasdad
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Thierri Layani and I did this one many moons ago.
I could be waaaaaaay off, but I thought I remembered someone once telling me a story about some kind of 'collaboration' you did with Paul Fanelli. Or is my memory really that bad???
Paul and I did cues with the same veneer colors. I remember sending him my veneers but the buyer thinks he sent me his.
Link to what Murray and Mia are referencing. Not exactly a collaboration but still a fun build by two excellent cue makers.
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=260073
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=260073
Jerry Rauenzahn made me some of his nice fullsplice blanks and Kenny Murrell finished them
Kenny not made fullsplice and Jerry not have a CNC to made hundreds of same perfect inlays
Will show later some but one is in my Signature:thumbup:
I love when they work together:grin:
Ralf
Kenny not made fullsplice and Jerry not have a CNC to made hundreds of same perfect inlays
Will show later some but one is in my Signature:thumbup:
I love when they work together:grin:
Ralf
I love collaboration cues
I have often put friends together to do something special like the Hulcy South west
I have had South west Mottey,Horn Southwest.Horn CraigPetersen,and some others
The thought of having something that rare excites me. I almost had Jerry and Barry do a few ,
I wish I had
The greatest or most famous were The ones Barry did of unfinished Gus...GSB
I had 3 or 4 of them but people jumped all over them
Another group of unfinished Mike Cochran/Tim Scruggs were finished by
Lorrie Franklin and Ron Haley and someone else
We donated the proceed of these to Mike's widow in a time of great loss
I have tried to buy back that South West/Scruggs?Cochran over and over
Eric at Shadowmoss now owns that beauty
Funny how easy these are to sell and how hard they are
to get back
There are many nice ones posted here,and each one represents something special to
each owner
I hope to see more posted
dean
I have often put friends together to do something special like the Hulcy South west
I have had South west Mottey,Horn Southwest.Horn CraigPetersen,and some others
The thought of having something that rare excites me. I almost had Jerry and Barry do a few ,
I wish I had
The greatest or most famous were The ones Barry did of unfinished Gus...GSB
I had 3 or 4 of them but people jumped all over them
Another group of unfinished Mike Cochran/Tim Scruggs were finished by
Lorrie Franklin and Ron Haley and someone else
We donated the proceed of these to Mike's widow in a time of great loss
I have tried to buy back that South West/Scruggs?Cochran over and over
Eric at Shadowmoss now owns that beauty
Funny how easy these are to sell and how hard they are
to get back
There are many nice ones posted here,and each one represents something special to
each owner
I hope to see more posted
dean
Two big cues missing from this thread. First is The Haley/Schick and the other is the Richard Black/Thomas Wayne Ferrari cue.
ORCA II is a tribute cue showcasing Stew Mortson's Design Masterpiece ORCA which was a spin off of the celebrated 8 Point Jaws cue that he created in Bert Schrager's Shop. "Jaws on Steroids and Human Growth Hormones".
This is a 12 Point Collaboration Cue I built as the cue maker 3 years ago and it was my first cue with inlays, 150 ivory inlays total.
Stew was the designer. His backward "S" moniker is revealed on the tail of Orca.
Ken Simonsen was the artist who created the art rendering inspired by Stew's cue inlay theme concerning the food chain from The Killer Whale to the bait fish.
Stew's original Orca and Orca II are still available for sale today for those who have deep pockets only! LOL
Here is a link for more photos and info in this cue:
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=272988
Three Generations combining in a collaboration:
Stew and I
Ken the Rockstar Cue Artist
2D Artist's Rendering
Stew's Grandchild "Orca II" premiers almost 30 years after his Masterpiece "Orca" was started
The man himself in 2012, Stew, a truly great designer and pantograph artist who operated behind the scenes in two Hall of Fame Cue Shops but managed to create his own cue design legacy understood and known to certain collectors and insiders within the industry. Still going strong today at 92 years young.
Cue Art Pushing the Envelope
This is a 12 Point Collaboration Cue I built as the cue maker 3 years ago and it was my first cue with inlays, 150 ivory inlays total.
Stew was the designer. His backward "S" moniker is revealed on the tail of Orca.
Ken Simonsen was the artist who created the art rendering inspired by Stew's cue inlay theme concerning the food chain from The Killer Whale to the bait fish.
Stew's original Orca and Orca II are still available for sale today for those who have deep pockets only! LOL
Here is a link for more photos and info in this cue:
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=272988
Three Generations combining in a collaboration:
Stew and I
Ken the Rockstar Cue Artist
2D Artist's Rendering
Stew's Grandchild "Orca II" premiers almost 30 years after his Masterpiece "Orca" was started
The man himself in 2012, Stew, a truly great designer and pantograph artist who operated behind the scenes in two Hall of Fame Cue Shops but managed to create his own cue design legacy understood and known to certain collectors and insiders within the industry. Still going strong today at 92 years young.
Cue Art Pushing the Envelope
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