Winter's work lots of pix

[Dennis Nagle]

Here is what I was up to this winter. C&C are always welcome. These are all urns.

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[Roger Chandler]

They are all well done, Dennis! Unique forms for sure.......some familiar elements combined with unusual forms making for interesting urns. For example the last pic.........the upper black area .......neat interpretation for a topper [not sure if it is technically a finial, but perhaps it is]

How about a listing of the woods and dimensions used on each of these? I like your imagination and the colors...........Cool, cool, cool!

[Greg A Jones]

Very nice. I particularly like the next to last one. Very bold.

[Dok Yager]

Nice Dennis! Is the 7th one with the concave top red gum? Really like all the different shapes and contrasts.

[Dennis Nagle]

Thanks Guys. The 7th one is quilted maple. I am going to try changing the settings on my camera as I think some are kind of blurry.

[Doug Reesor]

Nice work Dennis. I was wondering, it is hard to get a size perspective with your pictures. How big are you pieces?

[robert baccus]

Very nice work ,Dennis. Have you moved to SF yet.

[John Keeton]

Dennis, you have included a very interesting variety in form and color. Dimensions might be helpful to fully appreciate what you have done.

[Dennis Nagle]

Thanks guys. I am trying to make urns that don't look like urns.

Nice work Dennis. I was wondering, it is hard to get a size perspective with your pictures. How big are you pieces?

I'll get the dimensions and wood species up tomorrow. Today I am going to play outside.....its been a long winter!!!

Very nice work ,Dennis. Have you moved to SF yet.

That did not pan out as we expected. I think for the next couple years, we will be visiting a couple times a year. We did have a great time out there though.

[Rich Harkrader]

Great work, Dennis! Nice range of shapes, material and techniques.