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Two views of a spalted Birch bowl. The wood was salvaged from a back yard firewood pile in Coldstream. The geometric design is etched and burned.
2 views of a wide rimmed Box Elder bowl. The rim is etched and burned with a geometric design.
Endgrain pine bowl.
A thin Maytree bowl that I started in Regina. The edge is hilighted with a burned ring.
A Maytree bowl with a thicker rim.
A natural edge Birch bowl with 3 rings burned on the ciecumference.
A natural edge Fir bowl with the bark remaining.
A natural edge endgrain Pine bowl.
A natural edge Pine bowl.
A natural edge Maple branch bowl.
A natural edge Maple branch bowl with the rim burned and accented.
A thin Maple bowl.
A colorful Birch bowl. This wood was rescued from my fireplace pile in Regina.
A Maple bowl with holes made by an insect. I found this piece at Regina beach and made a few bowls from it. I enjoy working with pieces with voids like these.
A natural edge ( on 2 sides) Box Elder bowl with a raised foot. Sold to a family from Calgary.
Natural edge Birch bowl with a raised foot.
Ash bowl with 2 burned rings.
A natural edge ( 2 sides ) Box Elder bowl with a triangular carved base.
A small Elm bowl with wide rim that is highlighted with burned segments.
A Maple bowl that was turned wet at a class I took in Saskatoon.
A natural edge Hawthorne bowl. Very colorful and finished with butcher block oil. Sold to North Vancouver.
Elm bowl with thick rim that is etched and burned.
Looks great. Nice to see the collection and range of pieces together. I like the etched and burning
ReplyDeleteThanks Charles !
ReplyDeleteGlenn
Glen your work is soo beautiful, verry inspiring...
ReplyDeleteThanks Alex! The beautiful work that Helene and you do inspires me as well.
DeletePretty impressive, Glenn. I just gotta see these in person...and soon.
ReplyDeleteThanks Randy! It would be great to see both of you here too!
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