Four pieces of small wood were handed to me while walking to dinner. We were on the streets in Cádiz, Spain. The hander of these small pieces of wood to me was a cousin of my traveling companion that's living on the quiet side of an island in the Balearics, Spain.
His words.
As I listened to his story of the wood I already knew what I would make with them.
Got back to the US and started in on two simple bedside tables for Taylor and Nick. I used a couple pieces of wood that’s been lying around the studio, getting moved here and there over the years, waiting for the right project to come alone. A large piece of highly figured Eucalyptus and a piece of Madrone I got on the cheap because it was so warped. Also used some Japanese Pagoda.
Picked up some seashell or coral pieces, not sure exactly what these things are, from a beach in Cádiz and cut those in half. Cut out a couple of holes in the pieces of wood the cousin gave me and anchored seashells with epoxy.
These adjustable Fireball squares are proving to be so handy and configurable. Double stucked them to the back of the legs to cut long thin triangles out.
Wait a minute! After all these you still want bonus pics!?