Things have fallen off here pretty significantly so I don't know how many folks will go and see this man's work - but for the Survivors - you really should see Stephen Hatcher's pieces. Be prepared for a Lesson In Humility though.
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charlie b
He did a program at the Olympia WA club last month.... I missed it but his work is IMPRESSIVE
Kinda reminds me of the stuff the Japanese sell the Marines around Iwakuni. I'm sure it takes much more skill than I will ever have, but it doesn't appeal to me.
Think he needs to clean his shop :) Nice work though and of course has given me a few ideas. Nice find.
inspirational and humbling.
Bob Crawford
Nice work and beyond my skills. Far Beyond!
But. Vessels? When is a "Vessel" a "Container" and vice versa? Also repetitive.
Nice work, but I'll never be able to do it. I don't have the patience for sanding a piece that long. I read his article that he had on the web page and realized that turning stone inlay took a lot more time that I was willing to give. Beautiful work.
JD
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