Using some esoteric materials.The wood is african Tamboti topped with Fossil walrus ivory,Thousands of yrs old.Part of an eskimo sled runner.
http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b3...e/wally001.jpg
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Using some esoteric materials.The wood is african Tamboti topped with Fossil walrus ivory,Thousands of yrs old.Part of an eskimo sled runner.
http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b3...e/wally001.jpg
Just. WOW. That is BEAUTIFUL.
Jealous. Im curious if you've ever used figured mango wood for anything. I was thinking about making a full set of scales and brush and mug and stand out of mango and just wanted to know how well it works and finishes
never have,sorry.Quote:
Originally Posted by cosperryan
Get that picture BIGGER !!! :whipped:
Bill, I love the combination of materials you chose for this brush and your work is fantastic! :bow
Best Regards, Ken
Wow, another gorgeous brush from the master. You somehow manage to find the most amazing materials. Well done again.
rs,
Tack
Thats a great looking brush! The contrasting materials and shape really bring it all together. Nice work Bill.
Very Elegant.
John,stop stressing on me,am doing the best I can:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hirlau
http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b3...llyjohn001.jpg
The brush looks amazing but the fact that it comes from an eskimo sled runner is way cool! Great job!
Ahem, just click on the pic it will take you to photobucket where you can make the pic huge!Quote:
Originally Posted by Hirlau
Why,,,you guys are just full of knowledge,,,thank you,,,:chapeau