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    Metamorphosis

    zebrano wood, the idea was born about two years ago with the design, but I was not able to develop it, can be seen in many ways, the head of an alien animal that breathes through gills and attacks the old material, a bird of prey taking flight, I was looking for is a movement made ​​up of shapes and colors, the combination of natural vein of the wood and the hand of man that values ​​matter


    comments and suggestions very welcome
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    Man that has to be one of the coolest bowls I've ever seen.

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    Francesco, I think this is your best so far.
    "Never try to teach a pig to sing. It wastes your time and annoys the pig." Robert Heinlein

    "[H]e had at home a lathe, and amused himself by turning napkin rings, with which he filled up his house, with the jealousy of an artist and the egotism of a bourgeois."
    Gustave Flaubert, Madame Bovary

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    Just looked at that for several minutes .Its quite engaging. Interesting how it grows out of the bowl edge.Im sure it took a lot of care to carve and smooth without breaking.

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    I am so glad you included so many pictures. There are so many neat things to see from so many angles. A couple pictures would have not done this piece justice. I love it from every view. Thanks for a look at you fabulous talent.
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    That is really cool, Francesco! Very well carved and has a real "space alien" feel to it. Very creative.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Rotche View Post
    That is really cool, Francesco! Very well carved and has a real "space alien" feel to it. Very creative.
    thanks a lot Bob ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Doug Herzberg View Post
    Francesco, I think this is your best so far.
    very kind Doug ..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve bellinger View Post
    Man that has to be one of the coolest bowls I've ever seen.
    .... too kind Steve

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Bergstrom View Post
    I am so glad you included so many pictures. There are so many neat things to see from so many angles. A couple pictures would have not done this piece justice. I love it from every view. Thanks for a look at you fabulous talent.
    is a pleasure to share.. many thanks Bob

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mel Fulks View Post
    Just looked at that for several minutes .Its quite engaging. Interesting how it grows out of the bowl edge.Im sure it took a lot of care to carve and smooth without breaking.
    many thanks Mel ..

  12. Amazing and beautiful from every angle, an outstanding creative and original piece.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jwjerry w kowalski View Post
    Amazing and beautiful from every angle, an outstanding creative and original piece.
    many thanks Jwjerry ..

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    definitely captured the 'alien' feeling. I love zebrawood for pieces like this where the straight grain creates an emphasis of the curves. I like how the grain around the pith is worked in. Great piece, thanks for showing it, and for so many pictures.
    Retired - when every day is Saturday (unless it's Sunday).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thom Sturgill View Post
    definitely captured the 'alien' feeling. I love zebrawood for pieces like this where the straight grain creates an emphasis of the curves. I like how the grain around the pith is worked in. Great piece, thanks for showing it, and for so many pictures.
    thanks a lot Thom , very kind

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