Iota

[charlie knighton]

Iota

4 h x 5 1/2 w

norfolk island pine

from my Rover series

[bob svoboda]

Very nice, Charlie. I especially like the way you located the lateral branches to best advantage. I gotta learn to do those legs some day.

[Roger Chandler]

Charlie...........that thing looks like it is just walking away all on its own! :eek: Very neat! So .........your "Rover" series........do all of them look like they are roving about? :D;)

[David DeCristoforo]

ARRRG! It's alive!!!!! This is going to give me nightmares! Turnings crabbing across the floor in the night! Noooooo...

[charlie knighton]

Bob, thanks



I gotta learn to do those legs some day.


i will try to work something up and pm you. i attended Larry Hasiak rotation ABC's of NIP. it was very helpful dealing with the nip. nomally i use maple or cherry.

Roger, thanks


your "Rover" series........do all of them look like they are roving about? :D;)

yes, i have done about 5 of them now. i was trying to do suspended hf when i saw Bill Tilson's First Contact?? . that's where i got the idea

David, sorry about that.



Turnings crabbing across the floor in the night! Noooooo...


when i was a child we would go to the beach with cousins and catch sand crabs, dig wide hole to let them loose and let our cousins small dogs chase them. i mean we would catch 50 or 60. i use to not have nightmares but think i could hear them on the tile floor at night with the ocean in the backgound.

[Dan Forman]

I like it!! Dig those eyes.

Dan

[David E Keller]

That's a neat shape, Charlie... It's definitely got the feeling of movement.

[Baxter Smith]

Very imaginitive use of that piece of wood Charlie!

[charlie knighton]

Dan, David, and Baxter thank you for your comments

[Roland Martin]

Now that is unique, to say the least, very moving:D. It does look like it could walk away on it's own and I really like the way the knots surround the opening. Nice work Charlie.

[charlie knighton]

thanks Roland for your comments.

Bob check your pm for directions.

[Steve Schlumpf]

Pretty cool! Love the sense of motion the legs give the form! Looks like it has spun around to take a look at you! Nice work - especially considering how soft Pine is!