American Association of Woodturners Symposium Providence, Rhode Island 28-30 June 2002 All Photos ©2002 Andi Wolfe | |
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Graeme Priddle Instant Gallery Pieces | ||||
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During one of his rotations on South Pacific Vessels | ||||||||
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Graeme first turns the outside of the form. | ||||||||
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After turning the outside, he carves the profiles before hollowing the inside. He plans where the voids in the vessel will occur at this stage of the design process. | ||||
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In addition to carving, Graeme adds textures using pyrographic techniques such as branding with a Maori tatoo symbol. The South Pacific influence seen on these vessels include outrigger canoes, Maori symbology, and the starfish. | ||
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