I met this artist at the show. You're gonna like this.

[Bill Wyko]

When I was at the show I met the artist and saw her work in person. You're gonna like this. Go to www.kazistudio.com (http://www.kazistudio.com) She does some amazing segmenting.

[Richard Madison]

Amazing indeed! Thanks for sharing the link, Bill.

[Keith Spaniel]

incredible turnings, do you know how long it took to do a platter and how much one of those cost??? thanks, keith

[Steve Schlumpf]

You are right Bill - she does amazing work! You must be traveling in the right circles...!

[Bernie Weishapl]

Wow Bill that is some really amazing work. Holy cow those are some pretty pieces. Thanks for sharing.

[Don Eddard]

That's amazing work. Thanks for the link.

[Tom Sherman]

She does do some Awesome work Bill.

[Malcolm Tibbetts]

Bill, Eucled has been doing this type of work for quite a few years. I almost had him talked into demonstrating at the '09 AAW Symposium in Albuquerque. Just a few weeks ago, as much as he wanted to, he decided that he couldn't do it. Big disappointment. He does "have a way" with tiny pieces of wood.

[Dennis Peacock]

That's amazing work!!!!! I wonder how one can learn how to do that?? Not commercially, but only for family members.

[Bill Wyko]

I'm not sure how they do that and she was kind of stand offish when i asked questions. I do know she sold a piece at the show for 6000 bucks though.

[Ben Gastfriend]

Really impressive!

[robert hainstock]

Whew, that should humble you.:D:D:D
Bob

[Dennis Peacock]

I'm not sure how they do that and she was kind of stand offish when i asked questions. I do know she sold a piece at the show for 6000 bucks though.

Don't shy away Bill....your work is quickly approaching that caliber. :)

[Bill Wyko]

Don't worry Dennis, I aint skeerd:D I came back with a whole bunch of new ideas from artists that do metal, bronze, wood and many more materials. Now I just have to decide what to do next.:D

[Dennis Peacock]

Don't worry Dennis, I aint skeerd:D I came back with a whole bunch of new ideas from artists that do metal, bronze, wood and many more materials. Now I just have to decide what to do next.:D

Keep me informed as I'd like to try some materials like that.

[Alex Cam]

Wow.. at 30k glass beads those platter must cost about $1500 to make. Incredible workmanship.

Could you tell if they were "buried" in CA or epoxy? I'm very curious if they're placed and sanded or placed as the final step after everything else is done.

Alex

[Bill Wyko]

I believe it would be the last step. They're placed with the holes facing you. I think you could load a pin with a bunch of beads in the order you would be placing them and do it rather quickly.

[Chris Padilla]

Looks like Native American pottery...out of wood! Outstanding work!

[Gregg Feldstone]

Driftwood TX, is close to my hometown of San Antonio and right nearby Austin. I'm going to try to find out if the pieces are on display around here.

[Mike Minto]

i think i'll just sell my lathe now...mike :(

[Nathan Hawkes]

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I don't have any words to describe their artwork except for, WOW!
Talk about patience and time. I suddenly have that not so adequate feeling......................