This
is a table that developed from
the lovely slab of spalted elm.
I bought three from the Warragul Wood club and they sat around until
I had the inspiration to do this
A
matching slab to the first table but I had this wonderful pulley wheel and
the two seemed to go together
I
like making hall tables for I can fit them in my car. They are tall and thin
. This one has a mixture of natural wood and Mirror mosaic and Rubinia wood
for the mirror frame
Another
halltable with blackwood slab and blackwood mirror frames. The blue
tiles look particularly good against the orange car!
This
is a hall table with ablackwood slab and blackwood mirrors
and the flowers are mosaic
and some tiles too
I
started doing a series of pieces involving mini ladders. Why? well I'm not
really sure but it could be to do with ladder licences or it could be to do
with a bird house I saw. Anyway this one is a diving board table.( sold at
Warragul Rotary Art show)
Half
round again. I like them but they haven't moved all that quickly. This one
has tiles on the surface of the table.
Another
ladder piece ( the high wire) but this time the wood is slabs of spruce from
the Warragul Wood club
This
table is a mixture of mirror mosaic, timber( chipboard) and steel
framing.The mirror pieces often are not set perfectly flat and when a light
hits them they give a range of gentle reflections on the wall floor or
ceiling