- Remembrance
- Heart of Gold
- Six of One Half a Dozen of the Other
- Oh! Scarlet!
- Patience 2
- High Tide
- Tom Thumb
- Tortured Sun Detail
- Untitled
- Rumble Bee
- Day’s End
- Blue Planet
- Small Fire Burns Brightly
- Zen Candle
- Green Hornet
- A Black Tie Affair
- Contrast
- Midas
- Manitoba Red
- Ferns in the Forest
- Scarlet Heart
- Dress Circle
- Gypsy Queen
- Cobalt Heart
- Storm Brewing
- The Cardinal’s Fruit Bowl
- Venetian Trilogy
- From the Tree to Thee
- My Little Flying Saucer
- Caldera
- Squish
- Harmony
- Crushed Velvet
- Blue Lagoon
- Caribbean Surf
- Tequila Sunrise
- Glade in the Forest
- Copper
- Seed Pod
- People of Colour
- Three Squares
- Tiger… Waiting
- Everybody, Meet the Toobs
- Smokey Sunset
- Tortured Sun
- Prairie Sunset
- My Smarty Dish
- Big Blue Detail
- Fire Storm
- Amphora
- Burgundy Passion
- Burgundy Passion
- Patience 1
- Deluxe
- Chestnut in a Tuxedo
- Outer Planet
- Cobalt Spirit
- Black on Black
- Creating “Oh! Scarlet!”
- Red Plush
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This is a good place to remind present owners of my work of the care and handling of their pieces. All colouring is done with the most colour fast dyes and paints available. In spite of that fact it is imperative that they not be displayed in direct sunlight since ultraviolet rays will eventually deplete the colours. Sunlight also darkens any wood (natural oxidation) which reduces the vibrant nature of the grain in the highly figured wood that I use. None of my work is meant to hold water or food since neither the forms themselves nor their finishes are waterproof. Never wash these pieces. Instead, the very occasional light application of high quality furniture polish (on semi gloss and gloss pieces only) and simply wiping with a dry micro-fiber cloth to remove dust and hand prints on any pieces is recommended.
The sole function of my work is to please the eye and evoke emotion. The only thing they are meant to hold is your attention. I make these pieces with the intent that they will become heirlooms and with careful handling they will one day be that.
If you are interested in finding out more about my work, please see my email address on the Contact page. If you are a member of a woodturning or woodworking guild and would like to discuss demonstrations for your guild on topics on the site and many others, by all means give me a call. Thank you for your interest.
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