Juicy

This piece was made in collaboration with Dixie Biggs from Gainesville, Florida. It is the latest interpretation of the Ploc series. I turned and carved the shape of the drop using the lathe, gouges and rasps, and made the carton and carved it with the woodburner. Then the piece was sent to Dixie who created the recess in the drop and textured it with powertools to create the orange peel texture and the fruit in the recess. She also did all the painting on the drop and the carton using acrylic paints. This piece is still available if you are interested.

Materials : Maple, Acrylic paints

Dimensions :

  • Height 3 3/4”
  • Width 2 3/4”
  • Length 4 1/2”

If you are interested to learn more about Dixie and her amazing work, go check out her website!

4 Responses

  1. That is SO cool, Laurent! It took my breath away when I saw it. Very clever and original. Dixie and you, made a exceptionally fun piece. Great Job!!!

  2. While I love the steampunk works, it is very interesting to see you do a piece with such bright colors. Very different and at the same time very similar. I LOVE IT!!!

    1. Thank you, Dixie actually painted the piece and she did an amazing job with it! As you said, very different from my usual work.

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