Deadwood

[Joe Landon]

Maple hollow form vessel measuring approximately 7 inches by 7 inches. It was turned from an original maple tree from a local rural cemetery. All critiques and comments are welcomed and appreciated.

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[Ted Calver]

An awesome shape.... and an awesome finish. What did you use?

[Joe Landon]

Thanks Ted. It is finished with layers of aniline dyes and wipe-on poly.

[Richard Madden]

Joe, you have nailed this one perfectly! Form and finish couldn't be better!!

[Scott J Taylor]

Absolutely stunning.

[Tim Rinehart]

Beautiful piece Joe! Your work never disappoints.

[Roger Chandler]

once again..........flawless form and finish...........nice work, Joe!

[Steve Schlumpf]

Beautiful work Joe - as always! Great form!

Had to laugh when I read the name of the piece and where the wood came from! You funny!

[Ken Glass]

Joe,
This is a very nice piece. The form is wonderful and so is he finish. Well done.

[Richard Jones]

Joe,

Always with the great form, you have The Eye, for sure.

Thanks for sharing your talent.

Rich

[Bernie Weishapl]

Beautiful piece Joe. Nice form and finish.

[allen thunem]

would you mind sharing your method of application and technique for applying the analine dye??

[Marc Himes]

Stunningly beautiful work as always.

[John Waver]

Had to laugh when I read the name of the piece and where the wood came from! You funny!

Beat me to it! :p

[John Waver]

Great shape! Looks like glass.

[Jim Burr]

Nice to see you back Joe...You finish still makes me drool!!

[Baxter Smith]

What a shine! Great shape too Joe!

[Joe Landon]

Thanks for all the kind remarks, I appreciate them all. Here is a PDF of a blog I did awhile ago on another forum.

[Kathy Marshall]

Gorgeous piece Joe! Beautiful form, color and finish!