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I am jealous. I love it!
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I am jealous. I love it!
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There is so much excellent creativity here. Thank you all for sharing.
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Nice rose Goldie, what kind of metal is it?
Blak bart
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Wow rusty !! I've got alot to learn....that looks way more complicated than a telecaster !!
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Blak bart adventure art !!
The driftwood was collected in the mangroves, along with the rope net and bouys. The top port hole was dove up from a 1950s fishing boat wreck in spanish wells bahamas. The middle port hole was found after hurricane irma in islamorada, in knee deep water. The bottom porthole i dove up in keywest harbor. I filled old nail holes in the wood with old copper square nails I metal detected. I would like to finish this piece with mirrors in each porthole.....its ment for people to interact with and decorate with there own beachcombed items.
The driftwood was collected in the mangroves, along with the rope net and bouys. The top port hole was dove up from a 1950s fishing boat wreck in spanish wells bahamas. The middle port hole was found after hurricane irma in islamorada, in knee deep water. The bottom porthole i dove up in keywest harbor. I filled old nail holes in the wood with old copper square nails I metal detected. I would like to finish this piece with mirrors in each porthole.....its ment for people to interact with and decorate with there own beachcombed items.
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Nice work Bart , my mom and dad loved stuff like that , their Florida room was decorated in a nautical theme and lots of art from cedar key.
I wouldn't want to get that big hook in my foot.
I wouldn't want to get that big hook in my foot.
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I'm honored to be amongst so many talented people! I make all kinds of things. Art to some! I have made knives from scratch, customized factory knives, repaired many old collectibles. I make large projects too. My avatar was built from scratch by me. Have a few more of those type projects waiting in the grass. And while helping my buddy build his house I managed to build a sawmill in which all his trim work was milled and put thru a kiln that I also built after the sawmill. I stay busy...if I don't, I die.
Here's a few of my knives:
Here's a few of my knives:
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Thanks man, I like to think if I can imagine it then I can make it but its not too hard to run into limitations on the software side, thats where the real learning curve is.
Some very nice stuff posted here, maybe metal detecting gives a jump on creativity, or something. I think its an above average cross section of creativity and talent than for most any given hobby, but who knows.
Doesn't really matter, most of us hustle up some $$ making things but are not looking to hit the jackpot, creative people have to scratch that itch by being creative.
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Thanks for the kind words Bart but that Tele I'm envious of. Just Beautiful! The Mahogany combined with the Tamarind would be an awesome Lap Steel Guitar.
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Smallfoot your knives are awesome! You did a beautiful job.
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The Gardenzilla is incredible. My dogs would go nuts!
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Here is a copy of a poem I wrote many years ago... I was trying to outdo Dylan Thomas' poem rhyme scheme in his poem "Fern Hill"...I think I did a pretty good job at it but I will let the readers decide...
I am not sure IF this qualifies for this thread
Psycho Babble Scribble Squabble and Scrabble 6th syllable rhyme with P.s.
~
First Stanza Syllable Rhyme 2nd Stanza Line
~
Sands of time slip away while the same doldrums 1st & 11th 55
Wear at my emotions stored on the shelf next 2nd & 10th 54
There is Zen which releases our somatic 3rd & 9th 53
Stored energy rushing out freely flowing 4th & 8th 52
Activating dendrites dead in the body 5th & 7th 51
Maybe it was my bellicose veins which led 6th 50
To their death through my pet peeve ignorance no 5th & 7th 49
Excuse O'er the years the wreckage piled up 4th & 8th 48
Massive heaps of scrap were unstable yet stacked 3rd & 9th 47
They lay where they fell upon each other there 2nd & 10th 46
Matter of factually speaking 'tis more 1st & 11th 45
Construed through the fashion in which they're laid out 2nd & 10th 44
Junk yards where people roam as they please searching 3rd & 9th 43
Through cars which were once new now resting in ruin 4th & 8th 42
The sun beats down breezes play with old papers 5th & 7th 41
And a searcher must test the part that he needs 6th 40
He inspects the core with hands which show his skill 5th & 7th 39
Some parts are worn yet there's something he has learned 4th & 8th 38
For he knows by rebuilding it should work fine 3rd & 9th 37
His van was built with salvaged parts some may say 2nd & 10th 36
Because he learned to study the things he liked 1st & 11th 35
Objects based on principals will remain true 2nd & 10th 34
'Twas through wit and joys of discovery that 3rd & 9th 33
Led him to train in the ways others forgot 4th & 8th 32
He did not like math some laughed because they thought 5th & 7th 31
It provided clues simplicity worked best 6th 30
That's what he thought he grew bored with their thinking 5th & 7th 29
They have legions who duplicate dynamics 4th & 8th 28
His defiance can not be ignored some said 3rd & 9th 27
He knows nothing and we have reached our wits end 2nd & 10th 26
We should forget him, nothing he says is true 1st & 11th 25
They ran him off for they could not digest thoughts 2nd & 10th 24
Until they thought about that which they had seen 3rd & 9th 23
Then they felt glee his words would ring with a truth 4th & 8th 22
And oh their laughter depicts his true brilliance 5th & 7th 21
How he would just sit teasing and taunting them 6th 20
They were at their peak and rare in their own rights 5th & 7th 19
He was a bum and quite a low life without 4th & 8th 18
Any care besides he would stutter gruffly 3rd & 9th 17
Anyone could have drawn the same conclusion 2nd & 10th 16
Who'll question our theorem he made predictions 1st & 11th 15
We'll win in any courtroom he's to waggish 2nd & 10th 14
It is plain to see he will not dare challenge 3rd & 9th 13
He'll be battered before the jot of ink dries 4th & 8th 12
Who'd side with a riffraff beggar over us 5th & 7th 11
They may only glance through his broad petition 6th 10
And he understood the grim reality 5th& 7th 9
So he sat there he was a whiz and he thought 4th & 8th 8
What are bonds then he went home and packed his things 3rd & 9th 7
He slept hours and he dreamt of a dull knife 2nd & 10th 6
Stitched into a vest which gave him certain hints 1st & 11th 5
A maverick was wearing it and it stings 2nd & 10th 4
Then an elf grabs the knife and runs from there to 3rd & 9th 3
Find sixteen wren atop a heap of branches 4th & 8th 2
They changed colors foolish plans or simple truths 5rd & 7th 1
~
End of First Stanza
~
Second Stanza
~ Syllable Rhyme
Living a double life can be strenuous 5th & 7th 55
There are times when falling asleep is a task 4th & 8th 54
In itself rising too may become a chore 3rd & 9th 53
I have not even mentioned everything else 2nd & 10th 52
Which is associated with these events 1st & 11th 51
Some skeptics might say these occasional thoughts 2nd & 10th 50
Can be contributed to his lack of rest 3rd & 9th 49
He has grown paranoid of his surroundings 4th & 8th 48
Only if he could teach himself to relax 5th & 7th 47
There would be a chance to cure his dementia 6th 46
Well I don't know if such dregs could rise above 5th & 7th 45
And I'd wonder how these guys got certified 4th & 8th 44
Then again maybe that is why they're called quacks 3rd & 9th 43
It's inevitable some may not agree 2nd & 10th 42
You are entitled to your own opinions 1st & 11th 41
Individuality makes us unique 2nd & 10th 40
Yet we share certain broad characteristics 3rd & 9th 39
Used by large numbers of skilled professionals 4th & 8th 38
Still they are unique in their own special way 5th & 7th 37
For certain qualities and moral standards 6th 36
'Tis these characteristics which may define 5th & 7th 35
Oneself is the only true thing that we have 4th & 8th 34
Can such a thing be purchased by another 3rd & 9th 33
Humanity will always ask this question 2nd & 10th 32
Thee answer to it can only come from you 1st & 11th 31
Howsoever you will decide know it's your 2nd & 10th 30
Choice, conscience guides you believe in your morals 3rd & 9th 29
Repercussions reverberate deep within 4th & 8th 28
All our choices we make stored inside our minds 5th & 7th 27
We may always use them to guide us along 6th 26
No matter which path you have chosen to take 5th & 7th 25
There will certainly be others to choose from 4th & 8th 24
Follow it patiently wherever it leads 3rd & 9th 23
Select an easy path until you gain strength 2nd & 10th 22
Eventually you may go on a hike 1st & 11th 21
One can easily be absorbed by nature 2nd & 10th 20
There are so many places you could do this 3rd & 9th 19
Some of the more interesting are meadows, 4th & 8th 18
Mountains wheat fields forests and along the coast 5th & 7th 17
I like seashores the best they are mystical 6th 16
For some unknown reason they revitalize 5th & 7th 15
Many a person who's depressed or worried 4th & 8th 14
Have cast their burdens into the seas and found 3rd & 9th 13
Much to their astonishment that if they'd known 2nd & 10th 12
That which they know now they'd have tried it before 1st & 11th 11
Now maybe it's because they could never swim 2nd & 10th 10
Fears can be cold impenetrable castles 3rd & 9th 9
Built up over time to protect us from them 4th & 8th 8
Yet without them I believe that we may not 5th & 7th 7
Be able to develop our complete selves 6th 6
Due to our self inflicted ignorance of 5th & 7th 5
Some things which we do not fully understand 4th & 8th 4
Though eventually there may come a day 3rd & 9th 3
In that we may overcome our own self doubts 2nd & 10th 2
And become the persons we are hiding from 1st & 11th 1
~
End of Poem The 6th syllable of the P.s. rhymes with 6th in title
~
P.S. I am just a simple man who wrote a gem.
P.P.S. The final part to the poem is to reverse the poem by reading
the 2nd stanza 1st and the 1st stanza last. I hope you all like it...
©Edwin Ray Tanguma (2001)
Edwin Tanguma
I am not sure IF this qualifies for this thread
Psycho Babble Scribble Squabble and Scrabble 6th syllable rhyme with P.s.
~
First Stanza Syllable Rhyme 2nd Stanza Line
~
Sands of time slip away while the same doldrums 1st & 11th 55
Wear at my emotions stored on the shelf next 2nd & 10th 54
There is Zen which releases our somatic 3rd & 9th 53
Stored energy rushing out freely flowing 4th & 8th 52
Activating dendrites dead in the body 5th & 7th 51
Maybe it was my bellicose veins which led 6th 50
To their death through my pet peeve ignorance no 5th & 7th 49
Excuse O'er the years the wreckage piled up 4th & 8th 48
Massive heaps of scrap were unstable yet stacked 3rd & 9th 47
They lay where they fell upon each other there 2nd & 10th 46
Matter of factually speaking 'tis more 1st & 11th 45
Construed through the fashion in which they're laid out 2nd & 10th 44
Junk yards where people roam as they please searching 3rd & 9th 43
Through cars which were once new now resting in ruin 4th & 8th 42
The sun beats down breezes play with old papers 5th & 7th 41
And a searcher must test the part that he needs 6th 40
He inspects the core with hands which show his skill 5th & 7th 39
Some parts are worn yet there's something he has learned 4th & 8th 38
For he knows by rebuilding it should work fine 3rd & 9th 37
His van was built with salvaged parts some may say 2nd & 10th 36
Because he learned to study the things he liked 1st & 11th 35
Objects based on principals will remain true 2nd & 10th 34
'Twas through wit and joys of discovery that 3rd & 9th 33
Led him to train in the ways others forgot 4th & 8th 32
He did not like math some laughed because they thought 5th & 7th 31
It provided clues simplicity worked best 6th 30
That's what he thought he grew bored with their thinking 5th & 7th 29
They have legions who duplicate dynamics 4th & 8th 28
His defiance can not be ignored some said 3rd & 9th 27
He knows nothing and we have reached our wits end 2nd & 10th 26
We should forget him, nothing he says is true 1st & 11th 25
They ran him off for they could not digest thoughts 2nd & 10th 24
Until they thought about that which they had seen 3rd & 9th 23
Then they felt glee his words would ring with a truth 4th & 8th 22
And oh their laughter depicts his true brilliance 5th & 7th 21
How he would just sit teasing and taunting them 6th 20
They were at their peak and rare in their own rights 5th & 7th 19
He was a bum and quite a low life without 4th & 8th 18
Any care besides he would stutter gruffly 3rd & 9th 17
Anyone could have drawn the same conclusion 2nd & 10th 16
Who'll question our theorem he made predictions 1st & 11th 15
We'll win in any courtroom he's to waggish 2nd & 10th 14
It is plain to see he will not dare challenge 3rd & 9th 13
He'll be battered before the jot of ink dries 4th & 8th 12
Who'd side with a riffraff beggar over us 5th & 7th 11
They may only glance through his broad petition 6th 10
And he understood the grim reality 5th& 7th 9
So he sat there he was a whiz and he thought 4th & 8th 8
What are bonds then he went home and packed his things 3rd & 9th 7
He slept hours and he dreamt of a dull knife 2nd & 10th 6
Stitched into a vest which gave him certain hints 1st & 11th 5
A maverick was wearing it and it stings 2nd & 10th 4
Then an elf grabs the knife and runs from there to 3rd & 9th 3
Find sixteen wren atop a heap of branches 4th & 8th 2
They changed colors foolish plans or simple truths 5rd & 7th 1
~
End of First Stanza
~
Second Stanza
~ Syllable Rhyme
Living a double life can be strenuous 5th & 7th 55
There are times when falling asleep is a task 4th & 8th 54
In itself rising too may become a chore 3rd & 9th 53
I have not even mentioned everything else 2nd & 10th 52
Which is associated with these events 1st & 11th 51
Some skeptics might say these occasional thoughts 2nd & 10th 50
Can be contributed to his lack of rest 3rd & 9th 49
He has grown paranoid of his surroundings 4th & 8th 48
Only if he could teach himself to relax 5th & 7th 47
There would be a chance to cure his dementia 6th 46
Well I don't know if such dregs could rise above 5th & 7th 45
And I'd wonder how these guys got certified 4th & 8th 44
Then again maybe that is why they're called quacks 3rd & 9th 43
It's inevitable some may not agree 2nd & 10th 42
You are entitled to your own opinions 1st & 11th 41
Individuality makes us unique 2nd & 10th 40
Yet we share certain broad characteristics 3rd & 9th 39
Used by large numbers of skilled professionals 4th & 8th 38
Still they are unique in their own special way 5th & 7th 37
For certain qualities and moral standards 6th 36
'Tis these characteristics which may define 5th & 7th 35
Oneself is the only true thing that we have 4th & 8th 34
Can such a thing be purchased by another 3rd & 9th 33
Humanity will always ask this question 2nd & 10th 32
Thee answer to it can only come from you 1st & 11th 31
Howsoever you will decide know it's your 2nd & 10th 30
Choice, conscience guides you believe in your morals 3rd & 9th 29
Repercussions reverberate deep within 4th & 8th 28
All our choices we make stored inside our minds 5th & 7th 27
We may always use them to guide us along 6th 26
No matter which path you have chosen to take 5th & 7th 25
There will certainly be others to choose from 4th & 8th 24
Follow it patiently wherever it leads 3rd & 9th 23
Select an easy path until you gain strength 2nd & 10th 22
Eventually you may go on a hike 1st & 11th 21
One can easily be absorbed by nature 2nd & 10th 20
There are so many places you could do this 3rd & 9th 19
Some of the more interesting are meadows, 4th & 8th 18
Mountains wheat fields forests and along the coast 5th & 7th 17
I like seashores the best they are mystical 6th 16
For some unknown reason they revitalize 5th & 7th 15
Many a person who's depressed or worried 4th & 8th 14
Have cast their burdens into the seas and found 3rd & 9th 13
Much to their astonishment that if they'd known 2nd & 10th 12
That which they know now they'd have tried it before 1st & 11th 11
Now maybe it's because they could never swim 2nd & 10th 10
Fears can be cold impenetrable castles 3rd & 9th 9
Built up over time to protect us from them 4th & 8th 8
Yet without them I believe that we may not 5th & 7th 7
Be able to develop our complete selves 6th 6
Due to our self inflicted ignorance of 5th & 7th 5
Some things which we do not fully understand 4th & 8th 4
Though eventually there may come a day 3rd & 9th 3
In that we may overcome our own self doubts 2nd & 10th 2
And become the persons we are hiding from 1st & 11th 1
~
End of Poem The 6th syllable of the P.s. rhymes with 6th in title
~
P.S. I am just a simple man who wrote a gem.
P.P.S. The final part to the poem is to reverse the poem by reading
the 2nd stanza 1st and the 1st stanza last. I hope you all like it...
©Edwin Ray Tanguma (2001)
Edwin Tanguma
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I haven’t drawn in 10 years + but I can.. an id like to
again
An I’m sorry I have no idea why these photos posted upside down like this??
An this is not the art making everyone else is posting but.. yeah.. it’s what I can make..
again
An I’m sorry I have no idea why these photos posted upside down like this??
An this is not the art making everyone else is posting but.. yeah.. it’s what I can make..
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