More Lime I'm afraid

[Gary Lowe]

Still using up the Lime I have, lol. So here's another wee (7" x 4.25" including finial) hollow form. Acrylic paint and African Blackwood finial.
C & C's welcome as usual
Best Regards  Gary

[Les Symonds]

Lime is a very misunderstood timber....there's people like me who fail to see the beauty in it.....then along comes Gary!
Nice one.....Les

[Gary Lowe]

Lime is a very misunderstood timber....there's people like me who fail to see the beauty in it.....then along comes Gary!
Nice one.....Les

lol, cheers Les, Lime is a great canvas, and so easy to turn. Finishes well too, just very bland hence the colour.

Rgds  Gary

[GBF]

I like this a lot nice form and finial

Regards George

[bodrighywood]

No apologies needed for using lime. As a blank canvas it's a great wood for turners as you are proving. Keep 'em coming.

Pete

[Wood spinner]

At first viewing this reminded me of the sun , very nice

[Bryan Milham]

A much more rounded form than you last few postings.

Your recent use of a single colour (over the black) is introducing a whole range of pieces where each makes a very bold statement without clashing with any of the others.

An interesting take on the use of colour.

[georg]

    In Textiles a process called Burnout is used to create a placed or abstract pattern on fabric. (high and low )
    Could not think at first what this piece Vaguely reminded us of...... Every thing about this piece gels so well together
    Gary  and you have achieved a great effect with the application of the acrylic paints... Great Piece.
    Regards Tony Di

[John D Smith]

 Hi Gary,
             No need for apologies using Lime as others have said the end product is what matters Brilliant piece.

                                                                                            Regards John

[HillClimb]

Another perfect masterpiece - thanks for sharing

[Mark Sanger]

Stunning piece.