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I've never been a fan of mixing natural timber intarsia and paint. I always though the paint distracted from the natural timber colours. Best avoided.
Until now. Pat recently sent me his version of my Backyard Contemplation project.
Pat wrote, "I thought I would send you my version of the old man on the dunny. Stuck
a bit of art and humour in there. The grandkids like it.!!!!" Read More......
I've just found a great online resource for creating video slideshows. What do you think?
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It's not often I get emails from what used to be Persia and is now Iran. Five years I got one from Mastanah Shakibi who was enthusiastic about intarsia and asked me some woodwork questions. Emails have been flowing between Australia and Iran ever since.
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I often get asked what I use for the backing of my intarsia projects. In my case the answer is plywood. In Ian Christie's case the answer is nothing.
On the left is the front of his intarsia. On the right is the smooth back. Read More......
Terry recently sent me a few photos of his work. Well, more than a few really, 60 photos. That's right, sixty.
The quality of some of the photos is not the best (sorry Terry, I've tried to improve them as much as I could) but they will give you a good idea of the range of subjects available for intarsia.
Local intarsia enthusiast Tom Lynn has been busy enthusing the Mackay Woodworkers club about Intarsia.
There were a couple more students as well and they all made Lazy Koalas. Read More......
I've just completed scanning and uploading over 160 photos of intarsia projects made by my customers. The photos have been sent to me over the last few years and it's about time they saw the light of day. Read More......
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