Popular Post FrankEV Posted Wednesday at 06:40 PM Popular Post Report Posted Wednesday at 06:40 PM I adapted original Stained Glass Art by Jillian Sawyer to create a 99 piece, 10” x 15” pattern. Wood used: Aspen, Cedar, Orange Osage, Padauk, Poplar, Roasted Birch, Sapele, Yellowheart, and Wenge. Wood used for leaves and stems was enhanced with Green Dye and the Butterfly wing veins were highlighted with a black sharpie. Assembly is mounted on a 1/8” thick BB Ply backer and finished with multiple coats of Clear Gloss Spray Acrylic Finish. The Poppy was intended to be dark and light Red, much like how Blue was use in the original art. My choice to use Cedar wood for the light Red was poor with the color being more Brown than Red. This was not apparent to me until I brought the Butterfly assembly against the flower assembly. Although this should not have been necessary, but since assembly was too far complete, I found it necessary to improve the Cedar with Red Dye. Comments and critiques allways welcome. Jim McDonald, wombatie, preprius and 7 others 10 Quote
Peter N White Posted Wednesday at 07:11 PM Report Posted Wednesday at 07:11 PM Very well done looks great. FrankEV 1 Quote
rjweb Posted Wednesday at 11:39 PM Report Posted Wednesday at 11:39 PM Frank another great piece, RJ FrankEV 1 Quote
barb.j.enders Posted Thursday at 01:38 PM Report Posted Thursday at 01:38 PM Great work Frank. FrankEV 1 Quote
Denny Knappen Posted yesterday at 04:53 PM Report Posted yesterday at 04:53 PM A work of art FrankEV 1 Quote
Jim McDonald Posted yesterday at 05:03 PM Report Posted yesterday at 05:03 PM I gave this a like, but would also like to register a "WOW" as well. FrankEV 1 Quote
rdatelle Posted 4 hours ago Report Posted 4 hours ago Great job Frank. Your getting better and better with age, just like a good wine. Quote
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