Timber Sculpture

[tuna1957]

Pretty darn cool. Gave myself a headache though, thinking about the number of jigs and clamps it would take during the build, not to mention how many sets of hands i'd need !

Really can relate to your comment about building on spec. When I shut my old business down , had a handful of items built for museum exhibits. Ended up selling them for less than material cost... just a little depressing

[joewood]

I am not that joe wood; don't want the wrong guy to take the heat. I do custom work and I have built "things" just to see where it may go. But that's me; I don't expect anyone to be me. sorry for the advise.
....joe

[baz]

@joewood said:

I am not that joe wood; don't want the wrong guy to take the heat. I do custom work and I have built "things" just to see where it may go. But that's me; I don't expect anyone to be me. sorry for the advise.
....joe

Sorry wrong joe, but what heat? I was just explaining where I am in my practice, and trying to show how SU can save a whole lot of wasted work by not having to make it really. I am not anymore a 'pure' artist who is driven to produce for myself, I get my buzz working with clients.

The concept did get up however, in a small way...

BTW, this below was a 'Just have to make it' from years ago. Probly the best piece I ever, or will make.
Exhibited several times, offered for sale many times, got lost in a move, hopefully stolen rather than lost...

[Bryan K]

Exquisite work.

[baz]

Thanks Bryan.

[HornOxx]

Yes, indeed - an exquisite work!

[baz]

@hornoxx said:

:thumb: Yes, indeed - an exquisite work!

Thank you.

[Bryan K]

@baz said:

Thanks Bryan.

Truly good work. I hope to be this good one day.

[Mike Amos]

Baz, that is brilliant and expressive without going overboard. Stunning.

[baz]

Thanks Mike.

[leonmetalowiec]

Very nicely done