Ebony & flame veneers

BHQ

BHQ

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From the perception of a 5th grader to a 60 yr old sawdust maker.
you probably don't know this about me, but i love Native American art, sculptures, music, etc.
Way back in 5th grade, on a school field trip to Cincy Museum of Natural History, i remember seeing a painting of an Indian Chief on a horse holding a spear, where the red, orange, yellow & white feathers on the top half were pointing upwards, on the lower half, they were hanging down.
I've searched the web dozens of times but have never been able to find that image. thought it was such a neat pic.
That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
Anyway, here's my portrayal of it, the best i can do with my equipment.
Ebony & Elforyn












































 
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nice.

i really like that you use playable tips and know how to shape them, something that seems to be over the heads of many of the big name makers.
 
Very nice design! And so nice to hear about the inspiration for it.


I can imagine some variations on that design that might be interesting. I wonder if you are considering any?



Thanks for showing off! :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:




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Veneers seem to "float".....once again, pretty freakin amazin.

Nice job my brother.

Ken
 
You'll understand

dreamcatcher.jpg :wink:
Keep up the great work.
Joe P
 
You shouldnt have sold that one.....very original, I think it would be a great display for some kind of cue show.

Ken
 
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