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This bowl by Binh Poh, is featured in the latest AAW Journal, but the black and white pictures don't come close to doing it justice. |
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This is another fine work by Binh Poh. Entitled Year of the Dragon and is made from Pink Ivory and .... |
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A gorgeous carved and painted platter
of Chestnut by David Nittman, about 18" in diameter called
appropriately enough, "Thunder and Lightning"
Another of his works sold at the auction for $2000 |
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David Sengal and his whimsical and God
awful inventive "Dial 'Em Up, Vessel Extruder" Made from
steel, Rhodendrum and Maple. David, you are truly unique |
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David Sengal - "Pill Box" Ebonized Pear, Rose and Locust Thorns |
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This piece was a great idea. It appears to be a hollow vessel that "blew up" and was stitched back together and painted. About 10" in diameter, by Herb Quarles, entitled "Broken, painted Hollow Vessel" |
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I have seen photos of this piece by Linda Firfield before. It is a Box Elder vessel covered in Czech seed beads. All the photos I have seen before, didn't come close to the fire and brilliance of the piece in person. |
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A small, ornamental piece of blackwood and Aromatic Cedar |
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This is a large size piece, about 3'x2', out of Madrone Burl, by Mark Bressler, called "Soul Dancer" |
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 Mike
Lee's turned and carved vessel, "Ammonite Pod" - Cocobolo |
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This is part of a beautiful set of vessels by Robert Chatelain. Violet and Pearl Epoxy inlay. Picture can't do real justice to how striking this is. |
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I loved the idea of this, from Steve Bishop, out of Maple Burl, called "Fragments of a Forgotten Civilization" |
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J Paul Finnell "Carob #436" Gorgeous Carob hollowed and carved form. |
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Jim Rindle "Charlotte
Sunrise" - material - Epoxy. A visually striking piece who's color just pops out at you. But, isn't it the American Association of Wood Turners? Just kidding. |
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