Camera in Fayetteville Museum of Art

[Matt]

Unlike someone else on this forum who apparently can't be trusted with a camera without adult supervision:dontknow: I took mine to Fayetteville with me today. Pete and I strolled over to the Art Museum at lunch and here are some pics. More can be found here:
http://www.ncwoodworker.net/gallery/browseimages.php?c=523&userid=

This was stuff by Mr. Cad:

Nice work Cad!!

 

[Matt]

This stuff was done by an "Elvie Jackson". Apparently he has access to a big honkin' lathe (yes, that's a technical term):

Pete had the idea to include my ugly self in the above picture to give some scale to that vessel. Also, the Sombrero is a single piece of wood, not a glue up. So, not only does Mr. Jackson have a big lathe, he also has access to some big honkin' trees!

 

[Matt]

These sculptures were done by a Mr. Norman Keller.

And that was my field trip to Fayetteville...

 

[Matt]

Oh, and it was good to meet Pete too :-D

 

[sapwood]

Wow, beautiful woodwork makes beautiful pixs! Good work Matt. :icon_thum

And Cad's stuff is truly "museum quality". :eusa_clap

Awed,
Sapwood

 

[Matt]

Hey, all I did was point and shoot. These woodworkers deserve all the credit!:eusa_clap:eusa_clap

 

[NCPete]

I think that makes 5 for 5, really nice guys I have met from the forum! These pieces are all pretty awesome.

Without Matt's pic in there, that one particular piece would have been hard to judge, size-wise. It had to be Matt in the pic, because I'm fatter and shorter than the turning... at least when it is on that stand. uglier than Matt, too! didn't want to get him in trouble with LOHL by breaking the camera! :lol:

 

[cskipper]

Wow! Cad does such an awesome job! Thanks for the pics.

 

[D L Ames]

Cool, that is some awesome looking work there. Thanks for posting these pix for us Matt.

D L

 

[skeeter]

WOW! Thats some awesome work.