Somewhere around 25-30 bottle stopper and pen blanks from that log.

This is the reverse of the previous piece.

obsession

I started the process of cutting up the branches into turnable pieces finally.

Layers of bark and Eucalyptus Longhorned Borer larvae trails.

Edited for print.

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"Alone is not strong"

"How ugly can art be?"

"People drank, everyone was intoxicated. I drank, too."

"The farmers won't let any DJ across the bridge..."

"He can afford to be tough"

"Is he always right?"

"The worst happens"

Art as always a possibility.

Art as always a possibility.

Art as always a possibility.

Art as always a possibility.

It looks like older prunings have turned dark as they've dried out.

The cambium layer was hard, wet, and very cold underneath all those layers of spongy bark. I think the bark is a good insulator, so the very cold night had chilled the whole thing down, and it was kept there by the insulation until I cut into them the next day. There is a kind of film of wet, white powder on the cambium, which could be wiped away with a finger.

Inspired by the cut-up experiments of William Burroughs, I used various techniques to create original cut-up compositions

A cut-up between some UCSC and AFSCME propaganda flyers that I found at my work.

Adding another to my park album (sorry - left a few places blank for confidentiality).

Sources: paper - gm designs applepickin'_bg5; word cutups - KPertiet Wordcutups srpingtime (Designer Digitals); fonts - Myriad pro and Traveling typewriter

Kate in one of her 2 new Hot Cutup Pancake t-shirts.

Art as always a possibility.

Swedish death metal act, CUT UP, have teamed up with German Deaf Forever Magazine to premiere their brand new video clip to ‘A Butchery Improved‘, taken off their upcoming debut album “Forensic Nightmares“! Check it out HERE!

“Forensic Nightmares” will be...

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Altered image - two photos cut into strips and arranged

Pictured: Anika K. and Miles M.

Here's the second load, back in my driveway. I did not have time to unload this. I had to rush through a shower and a change, and then get back to work. It was really fast work back at the felled tree to clean it all up and load the truck again, however.

Accidental scanner cutup.

Art as always a possibility.

After most of a year of looking for Jacaranda mimosifolia, hoping one would fall over naturally (I don't cut anything down - I lie in wait, like a vulture for things to fall on their own), one finally did. Things worked out for me today, big time.

Very eccentric rings around this very off-center pith. The rings are enormous, too. They must be 3/4" in diameter at their largest side.