A few pieces of my work

[SeanPEvans]

Very, very nice. Amazing talent!

Thank you, I really appreciate it!

 

[SeanPEvans]

Outstanding work! Very creative..... I take it you've been on hiatus from wood turning for a spell?

Thank you! And yeah, I just got a lathe after not having turned since 2003. I’m beyond excited to be getting back into it and have so many new ideas of things to make!

 

[T. Ben]

Thanks for posting pics,that is some amazing work.

 

[SeanPEvans]

Thanks for posting pics,that is some amazing work.

Thanks!

 

[Mike Hill]

So well executed. Exemplary! Everything is so creative. How did the squat get to be a signature piece? BTW, what lathe did you get? Inquiring minds like to know!

 

[SeanPEvans]

So well executed. Exemplary! Everything is so creative. How did the squat get to be a signature piece? BTW, what lathe did you get? Inquiring minds like to know!

Thank you! I call the standing figures Pan, based of the Greek Demi-god, Pan...I think I got the idea after seeing Steven Hogbin’s work; it’s completly diffeeent but sparked the idea.

And I just took delivery on a Robust American Beauty yesterday.

 

[Mike Hill]

Sweet.

 

[SeanPEvans]

Sweet.

She’s a beauty!

 

[DKMD]

Fantastic work! I love the whimsy and movement in those turned and carved pieces! Looking forward to seeing what comes off that beautiful new lathe, too!

 

[SeanPEvans]

Fantastic work! I love the whimsy and movement in those turned and carved pieces! Looking forward to seeing what comes off that beautiful new lathe, too!

Thank you! Those Pan figures were a lot of fun to make and I think it’s s form I’ll revisit.

 

[William Tanner]

Very nice job. Looking forward to more.

 

[SeanPEvans]

Very nice job. Looking forward to more.

Thank you! Finally getting the tools in today so hopefully I’ll have new work to show soon.

 

[duncsuss]

Wow. (I'm talking about your work, not the lathe ... though that's also kind of wow )

Which end of New Hampshire are you located? I'm fairly close to the south-eastern corner - about 30 minutes from Nashua, perhaps 40 minutes from Derry.

 

[SeanPEvans]

Wow. (I'm talking about your work, not the lathe ... though that's also kind of wow )

Which end of New Hampshire are you located? I'm fairly close to the south-eastern corner - about 30 minutes from Nashua, perhaps 40 minutes from Derry.

Thank you, I appreciate that.

I’m on the coast, you’re probably not far from me at all.

 

[Graybeard]

Very creative, way beyond my pay grade to execute, even if I could think of forms like that. Thanks for sharing, it's inspirational.

 

[SeanPEvans]

Very creative, way beyond my pay grade to execute, even if I could think of forms like that. Thanks for sharing, it's inspirational.

Thanks for the kind words, I appreciate it!

 

[David Hill]

I have an AB also, but I haven't had the "inspiration" to make pieces like those---yet. Enjoy your lathe--not anything else that compares.
Great turnings!
I might actually unbox my off center stuff now---got a Sorby to try out from a purchase a while back.

 

[Diver Temple]

“Pan,” lidded box out of curly maple and chittum burl; 6” tall. I based the design loosely off of the Russian nesting dolls. This piece was part of the AAW’s exhibit titled, Put a Lid on It.

Awesome work! I completely missed the seam until I got to the second picture, nice!

 

[TimR]

Wow Sean, that's some inspiring work! Those little multi-axis figures are pretty whimsical, very unique. I really like the maple burl hollow form with the starburst effect, that's just cool. Oh, and yea..drool drool over the AB.

 

[Rocking RP]

WOW!! Just WOW!!!