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| Above left, from Chris Light, His "Cat in the
Hat" colored series; Maple split-reverse hollow forms with textured surfaces and
Ebony finials. Above right, from Chris Light, three split-reverse hollow firms; two ebonized bud vases using aniline dye powders.
Right, from Chris Light, Miniature hats (1/3 size) with carved feathers. |
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Right, from Richard Allen, Acrylic rods imbedded in a
12"w Maple platter.
Below, right and left by Neil Kagan. Below Left, A beautiful had-carved 18"w Maple burl. Below, A Bloodwood bowl and an Olivewood goblet turned under Don Riggs mentorship. |
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| Right, from C.A. Savoy, three holiday ornaments and "heart" bowl natural edge crotch piece. |  |
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| Above, Don Riggs, Ebonized tea set
Below from Don Riggs, a variety of Don's work in split-reverse hollow forms, desk clocks, a Walnut bowl and a Maple square-sided bowl. |
Above, from Don Riggs, two Walnut pieces, one a chees and
cracker platter and a square sided bowl; a 7"w x 3"h Dogwood bowl; and two small
3"w x 1.5"h handled bowls made of Cherry and Holly. Below, from Don Riggs, four split-reverse turnings in the Mark Gardner style with handled fims and a flame-patterned Walnut crotch platter. |
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| Above, from Alan Becker, Maple hollow form and a Cherry elevated leg bowl.
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Above, from Art Jenson, 10"h Cocobolo flower vase.
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Left, from Don Johnson, large 11"w x 6"h Walnut bowl with textured rim and 7 small hollow forms of various hardwoods and exotics. |
Photos taken by Jim Marstall