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Quilted Maple vase I made John n Tiffany Cromwell's first anniversary...
10/26/2019

Quilted Maple vase I made John n Tiffany Cromwell's first anniversary...

15 years ago my friend Craig Young and I created this Urn for Vern, out dear friend who died at 92. Book-matched spalted...
10/20/2019

15 years ago my friend Craig Young and I created this Urn for Vern, out dear friend who died at 92. Book-matched spalted maple front, Bubinga sides, Maple top and bottom, and an Ebony "handle."

A Bloodwood jewelry box I made for a lover...
10/15/2019

A Bloodwood jewelry box I made for a lover...

A vase I made with Holly and turquoise inlay.
10/13/2019

A vase I made with Holly and turquoise inlay.

This is first "personal altar" I made many years ago. Quilted maple top and base and middle.
10/10/2019

This is first "personal altar" I made many years ago. Quilted maple top and base and middle.

This vase and table are made from the rarest type of Maple: Ambrosia. The Ambrosia beetle burrows in, resulting in this ...
09/29/2019

This vase and table are made from the rarest type of Maple: Ambrosia. The Ambrosia beetle burrows in, resulting in this rarely seen figure.

A poem from long ago in Little Rock...
09/27/2019

A poem from long ago in Little Rock...

More vases....
09/24/2019

More vases....

I made this vase for local artist Laura Terry and traded it for one of her paintings.
08/24/2019

I made this vase for local artist Laura Terry and traded it for one of her paintings.

Incense burner I made for my Uncle Dennis.
08/19/2019

Incense burner I made for my Uncle Dennis.

Famed sculptor Anita Huffington, whose art is in the Met in NYC, and in Crystal Bridges, on the fifth floor of Old Main....
08/10/2019

Famed sculptor Anita Huffington, whose art is in the Met in NYC, and in Crystal Bridges, on the fifth floor of Old Main. in UA Mullins Library, and on the second floor of the Blair Library here, mentioned to one day in Ozark Naturals Foods that she had broken her favorite chisel's handle. I traced her left hand on a piece of paper, and fashioned a new handle from Dogwood from my own land. Ridge lines helped stabilize her hold on the handle. Dogwood is so hard that, before metal stamping became common, Dogwood was used for machine parts. Note the yellow line of figure coming down toward the steel like a bolt of light. (Anita has moved from Winslow to Atlanta now.)

A frame I made from Cocabolo and Holly.
08/06/2019

A frame I made from Cocabolo and Holly.

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