New Blue Moon Revisited

[David DeCristoforo]

I spent some time getting this polished up and in the process, knocked the blue back a little to let more of the wood color show through. I thought I might try a "Mark Hubl" style composite photo. The image ended up pretty big and I had to compress it a lot to post it so the finish does not really read well. But it was fun playing around with photoshop...


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[mike ash]

You're getting pretty good at these sphere thingies!!!

[Scott Hackler]

I liked it before... I love it now! Wow did that turn out good. Are you free handing the spheres or do you have a jig?

[Curt Fuller]

David, that's just too cool!

[Roland Martin]

That is beautiful, David, either way works just as well to me.

[BILL DONAHUE]

That's very beautiful; dark and mysterious looking. It's going to make many of us want to learn how to do spheres.

[Tom Hardy]

David, that piece is awesome.

[Baxter Smith]

Great job! Neat pictures too!

[Roger Chandler]

Wow.........what an orb! That finish treatment is just special David.............nice work!

[Kathy Marshall]

It just keeps getting better! Knocking back the blue just a touch really brought alot more interesting stuff out of it. The photo looks great and I like how the finish appears in the pic.

[David E Keller]

Blue balls have never looked so good!

[Don Alexander]

:eek: great looking sphere DD that is a serious attention grabber

[David DeCristoforo]

"Blue balls have never looked so good!"

And there's three of em...

[John Keeton]

David, your orbs have spun into orbit!!! Fantastic pic, and I like the new look for the dye/color.

[David DeCristoforo]

"...your orbs have spun into orbit..."

Not quite sure how to take that! But I'll assume it's a complement and say thanx. And thanx again to David Reed for providing the material and to Mark Hubl for the inspiration on the pic...