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A solid lacewood Kala travel ukulele, showings its suitability for travel. But not really convincing in terms of ability to operate a scooter.

In case you're wondering, I am still above ground. After several years of participating in fine art photography shows and selling enough prints to count on both hands with some fingers left over, I have shifted back to instrument building. These tenor ukes are currently nearing completion.

my little pink uke

2017 Nacht des Wissens; N55 UKE, Pipettier-Profi Foto: Claudia Ketels, Lizenz: CC-BY-4.0

Vor dem Eingang des Restaurants

Ukulele: Romero

Case: Crossrock (fiberglass)

I've played a baratone uke for....oh, ever. It was smaller and easier to carry around than a guitar and less daunting....all those strings on the guitar! The songs of Peter, Paul and Mary, Joan Baez, Trini Lopez, Joni Mitchell, etc. were very "singable", so that's what I played. I still pull it out sometimes and make my fingers sore because the calluses are gone. My sister wrote my name and cut it out for me, and I decoupaged it on my uke using clear fingernail polish, coat after coat after coat. I thought it looked very Peter Max. She's very talented and artsy.

 

For Flickr Group Roulette and My Love Affair With Music.

Close-up of lettering from my mural at Thinkspace.

I hung an antique toy uke up on the wall as part of my

installation in the front room of the gallery. Photo by Mark Lowrie.

The Interior of 3416, still sporting the stubbers on the seat backs. 1996.

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