Fire Bowl

[holmqer]

Fire Bowl - A sycamore bowl I turned then pierced and airbrushed in a flame theme. Up till now I have applied PolyWhey with a brush, this was one of my first attempts to apply with a spray gun. Around 8" (20 cm) across.

 

[76winger]

OH, nice! I'm still learning to turn standard bowls. Can't wait to get proficient enough to start trying this kind work on them.

 

[bobjackson]

Wow-that's a beauty.

 

[LouCee]

Very cool! The piercing looks great and I love the flame theme. Nice job, thanks for showing.

 

[Dan26]

Fantastic job Eric! That looks like one of them I would expect to see in one of those woodturning magazines.

 

[johncrane]

That's cool as, great job and well done Eric!

 

[Fred]

Well done indeed!

 

[paps]

Very nice work...looks very tedious to do. My hat's off to ya.

 

[BRobbins629]

You're getting better at this with each one. My favorite so far.

 

[NewLondon88]

very nice.. you have more patience than

 

[holmqer]

Thanks all, I find the piercing part of this to be very soothing. It totally takes my mind off of everything else. The part I don't really enjoy is masking off the image. Once masked, the airbrushing is fun.

 

[Lenny]

With the piercing and airbrushing (all fantastic) it's easy to overlook what (I'm told) is the really hard part .... turning thin!
Well done in all aspects! As Dan said, something one would expect to see on the cover of a magazine.

 

[Jim15]

That is absolutely beautiful.

 

[holmqer]

With the piercing and airbrushing (all fantastic) it's easy to overlook what (I'm told) is the really hard part .... turning thin!
Well done in all aspects! As Dan said, something one would expect to see on the cover of a magazine.

Learning to turn thin took some work, but I have gotten more comfortable with that. While learning how to do that, I practiced piercing on egg shells so I would have a light enough touch.