Playing Again

[georg]

   Have not done any Piercing for a very long while, so thought I would try incorporating Piercing with Tonys Turned
   Fractal Pyro. This is only a trial run it will be on the fire next week...... The wood is London Plane and is 10" in height.
   As Always Your Comments Are Most Welcome.
   Kind Regards Tony Di

   
   Images deleted by moderator

[Les Symonds]

That's quite an effect....stunning.

p.s. don't put it on the fire; it deserves to live!

[Derek]

I like this very much especially in the first picture with the light shining down and showing the colour on the inside making the piercing really show to the full effect

[georg]

                                  Thank You Very Much ..Les.. and .. Derek
    Did try a few different colours inside using painted paper , Red seemed to be the most appropriate due to the colour
    of the wood. I think the wood is a little too dark so  Tony is going to bleach and burn another one, so I can have
    another go.
    Kind Regards di and Tony

[edbanger]

Very effective 

Ed

[georg]

  Thank You Ed..... Have been wanting to try this idea for a while now , so when Tony did his last Fractal decided to
  see what the effect would be like looking inside the piece but still keeping the outside interesting, and also getting
  well needed practice at piercing . 
  Kind Regards di and Tony

[andy44]

Very nice, I agree with Les its too good for the fire.
cheers
Andy

[georg]

   Thank You Andy...... Originally the idea came from a friends Tiffany Lamp ( leaded glass )but was not sure how it
   would transfer and adapt onto wood ... Think it might  be worth pursuing and see where it takes us.
   Kind Regards di & Tony

[Gary Lowe]

   Have not done any Piercing for a very long while, so thought I would try incorporating Piercing with Tonys Turned
   Fractal Pyro. This is only a trial run it will be on the fire next week...... The wood is London Plane and is 10" in height.
   As Always Your Comments Are Most Welcome.
   Kind Regards Tony Di

   
 

Very nice work Tony & Di, nice mix of techniques, it work very well.

Rgds

Gary

[georg]

    Thank You Garry... Still thinking about which road to go down mainly on the internal colour.
     Kind Regards Di & Tony