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I loved all the curly vines in the tropics. These were just tiny ones, but the monkey vines in the rainforests can be gigantic.
This is another fine example of parallel venation along with etiolation. The leaves of a yucca plant grow very tall and vertical. At some point they do bend, generally due to the weight of the leaf. This is also a strong example of a monocot with parallel venation and is part of the agave family. The strings or ‘curls’ are fiber from the leave that have been used to string instruments or in weaving.
Not to be confused with curly toad socks.
For my brother who has huge feet so as I can't get him to try them on every two minuets so I left them log so the can curled up accordingly, I though these would be a nice gesture as you cant slipper socks in clown sizes.
I will never make any archtop using this material. Curly redwood is uncarvable, that was a big battle to get it right
An impulse felting exercise. The curly mohair cardigan was always to big and the gauge was too loose. Now its no longer too big and thick enough to sew on buttons. Not sure of how I will handle button holes though.
I really wanted a photo of a Pigs Tail but living in Phoenix it was a little hard.
So I came up with this idea. Curly it is and a useful tool around the bar.
CURLY HEART RING
I created it in as a wax model and then cast it in sterling silver using lost wax casting method. Finally I polished it to a grate shine!
You can use whatever finger you like :)
It's made from sterling silver (925).
This was taken on a Wild Arena photographic day at the Cotswold Wildlife Park.
I've converted the image to black and white to make the spider stand out against its surroundings - it blended in too well otherwise (great for a spider but not ideal for a photograph)
Just barely enough light to capture this (and just a bit blurry still), but it turned out all right. All I had to do was pretend to throw stuff and they came flocking in (I'm trixy). I love his tail :)
My small-in-stature, big-at-heart, constant companion. Wasn't looking for a puppy, but his little guy found me almost two years ago when someone left him on the road at about six weeks of age. I carried him around for a few weeks in a big belted shirt. He goes to work with me every day and does just whatever I am doing. We are bonded.