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[Black Orchid]

Keep bombing, beautiful work

[Finkster]

@Black:

Keep bombing, beautiful work

+1  …  right on

[Guest]

@MsFox and I built our living room table from shipping pallets, beer crates and Red Wing leather.. very happy with the result 

[Black Orchid]

Brilliantly done @MsFox and @Axel

[A Former User]

Brilliant! Such a pleasure to see this re-purposing! Well done. And that condiment rack 

[seanocono]

@adam313:

Updates on the blue, it's evolving…more ahead

Amazing work, dude. Keep the updates coming.

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[A Former User]

Adam bombs…

[A Former User]

Long day in the studio…hopefully done by tonight...

[Black Orchid]

That blue [emoji8]

[A Former User]

And done  (still needs to be fixed and varnished and framed of course).  A forum exclusive, start to finish.  Started it the day I came back.  I like that it works upside down or right side up, and even horizontal.  Thanks for looking everyone, I really appreciate all the feedback!

"Ripple in still water…"

And this is all of the paper pulp and colored pencil chunks, pieces and dust that are produced during construction, nothing is wasted!:

[Black Orchid]

A fabulous piece of work

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[A Former User]

Grateful for the appreciation, @Black Orchid, thank you!

Updates on The Green:

[Megatron1505]

Good to see you back @adam313 , great work

[sabergirl]

I've been really enjoying the view into your process, Adam. Beautiful work.

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[nizzel55]

My mother made a jacket for my 2 year old son from an old pair of Acne jeans I retired years a go and from an old hoodie of mine that I also had retired after years of wear.
I really like the end result and i fits my son perfectly.

[Giles]

Love that….

[nizzel55]

Thanks @Giles
She is amazing behind a sewing machine. I got a couple of jackets in my closet that she has made over the years.

[A Former User]

@Megatron1505 , @sabergirl , It's nice to be around y'all again!  I just hope I can contribute something useful to the forum…

Here's a new look at a finished peace...

[A Former User]

Believe it or not, I began working on this peace of paper in 2009.  It's a peace of Arches Cover paper 250gsm, so it's like the 13.5oz. denim on the IHD-01 & TWHR01.  It has lived a long life, had many different looks, been repaired multiple times, worn down hundreds of pencils/pastels, and I think it's finally gonna retire.  There is much more to it than meets the eye.  The last layers are pretty loud, but have a look around and you can find some bits of some pretty cool colors and textures.

[A Former User]

So here are a few photos of its evolution…