Feilding Turning Collaboration 2010
This Gallery contains all the completed pieces from the Collaboration Held in Fielding held in January 2010
Those items identified as (Team Piece)were the mandatory team pieces created to comply with the following rules;
- No measurement to Exceed 400mm.
- All participants to have fun.
Alas, all good things must come to an end and this has been the last in this format.
I guess its wait and see, rumor has it that something else similar is in the planning stages.
Team Pieces
All Greek to Me
Made by: Maurice Watt, Jim Manley, and Gordon Pritchard
Using: Ash, walnut, steel, liming wax and paint.
290 high
Cityscape
Made by: Mary Culver, Heather Vivian, and Ian Culver
Using: Red beech burr, rewarewa, and others with copper, threads and paint.
380 high
Parting of the Ways
Made by: Stuart Camp, Nikki Penlington, and Graeme McIntyre
Using: Spalted totara, rose root ball, banksia, mdf and paint.
390 wide
Shafted to the Core
Made by: Ron Muir and Jim Lowe
Using: Ash crotch, copper, feathers, dye, liming wax, and Danish oil.
400 high
Spike
Made by: Geoff Addison, Robbie Graham, and Roger Mabey
Using: Holly, ash, chestnut, yew, kwila, kauri, macrocarpa, jarrah, mahogany, silky oak, elm, walnut, and gimlet burr.
400 wide
Spring Promise
Made by: Phil Quinn, Eddie Hall, and Rex Haslip with technical advice from Roger Mabey
Using: Beech, walnut, gum, lime thorns, banksia, plane, wire, and paint.
300 high
The Alpinists
Made by: Mark von Dadelszen, Vern Jensen, and Ross Vivian
Using: Beech driftwood, macrocarpa and climbing rope.
400 high
Tulip Surprise
Made by: Jill Mabey, Ken McEwen, and Dick Veitch
Using: Kauri, banksia, holly, kanuka, blackwood, plum and gold paint.
400 high
Other collaborations
Aboriginal Inspired
Made by: Jim Manley and Mark von Dadelszen Using: Lacebark with acrylic paints, dyes and engraving. 250 wide
All Wired Up
Made by: Mark von Dadelszen, Mary Culver, and Jill Mabey Using: Manuka, stain, and copper. 120 high
Almost the Right Shape
Made by: Heather and Ross Vivian Using: Holly. 250 high
Apricot Bowl
Made by: Eddie Hall and Phil Quinn Using: Apricot. 85 wide
Birdie
Made by: Ken McEwen, Roger Mabey, and Eddie Hall Using: Beech and walnut, wire and glue. 400 wide
Blow Your Own
Made by: Stuart Camp, Graeme McIntyre, and Nikki Penlington Using: Kauri and walnut. 450 long
Bowl
Made by: Jim Manley and Mark von Dadelszen Using: London Plane, textured, copper paint and JR’s mix. 200 wide
Bowl
Made by: Jim Manley and Mark von Dadelszen Using: Black beech. 220 wide
By the Seaside
Made by: Stuart Camp, Geoff Addison, and Graeme McIntyre Using: Driftwood and JR’s mix. 170 wide
Copper Coil
Made by: Jim Lowe and Ian Culver Using: Kauri with copper and paua in resin. 200 wide
Dice
Made by: Ross Vivian, Jill and Roger Mabey Using: Ash and driftwood with acrylic paint. 240 high
Dragonfly
Made by: Jim Manley, Jim Lowe, and Mary Culver Using: Magnolia and ash with marbles, copper wire and stitched metallic thread. 300 wide
Drifting
Made by: Eddie Hall Using: Beech. 350 wide
Eggactualy
Made by: Graeme McIntyre and Eddie Hall Using: Yew and walnut. 180 high
Eye of a Needle
Made by: Eddie Hall, Stuart Camp, and Roger Mabey Using: Beech driftwood, paint, and Harlem oil. 430 high
Fish Hook
Made by: Vern Jensen and Mary Culver Using: Kauri and flax. 700 high
Flare
Made by: Jim Manley and Mark von Dadelszen Using: Red beech burl and metallic gold paint. 170 wide
Flight
Made by: Mary Culver and Dick Veitch Using: Oak with cherry stain, tyvek, paint and copper wire. 220 high
Frolicking Dolphins
Made by: Jill Mabey and Heather Vivian Using: Black walnut, pierced and painted. 150 wide
Gilded Box
Made by: Ian and Mary Culver Using: Ash, gold leaf, and flocking 140 high
Hat on Stand
Made by: Ian Culver and Eddie Hall Using: Sycamore and walnut with a leather thong. 160 wide
Hors D’oeuvres Stand
Made by: Mark von Dadelszen, Vern Jensen, and Maurice Watt Using: Red beech and JR’s mix. 570 long
Jillican
Made by: Ross Vivian and Jill Mabey Using: Beech burr driftwood, paint and wire. 280 long
Jim’s Offcuts
Made by: Jim Manley and Jim Lowe Using: Oregon, sandblasted and stained. 150 high
Kangaroo
Made by: Mark von Dadelszen, Vern Jensen, and Maurice Watt Using: Red beech and holly. 300 wide
Kauri Bowl
Made by: Ken McEwen and Roger Mabey Using: Kauri, acrylic paint and Harlem oil. 230 wide
Lady Wood
Made by: Mary and Ian Culver, Nikki Penlington, Maurice Watt, Dick Veitch, and Ross Vivian Using: Kauri, ash, fabric, and pearls. 350 high
Lidded Box
Made by: Graeme McIntyre Using: Apple and paua. 105 wide
Lidded Box
Made by: Mark von Dadelszen and Jill Mabey Using: Apple and swamp kauri with dremel work and turquoise. 85 wide
Mahoe Adrift
Made by: Jim Manley and Dick Veitch Using: Driftwood and mahoe bowl. 470 long
Mountain Table Rata
Made by: Ross Vivian and Vern Jensen Using: Mountain rata, 3500 years old, carved. 160 high
No More Gaps
Made by: Ken McEwen, Dick Veitch, and Jim Lowe Using: Ash, plane, sandblasting, and liming wax. 180 wide
One Piece
Made by: Ross and Heather Vivian, Vern Jensen, JR’s chainsaw, and Gordon’s wood Using: Kauri, carved, drilled, and oiled. 460 wide
Out of This World
Made by: Gordon Pritchard and Maurice Watt Using: Poplar burl, birdseye maple, rata, and steel. 220 high
Parcel of Oak
Made by: Mary Culver and Dick Veitch Using: Oak, flax, shell, and plant material. 250 high
Potty
Made by: Gordon Pritchard and nobody else Using: Walnut. 250 wide
R E J
Made by: Jim Manley, Eddie Hall, and Roger Mabey Using: Walnut and sycamore. 330 high
Recycled – 3 tubes
Made by: Dick Veitch, Mark von Dadelszen, and Jill Mabey Using: Pine, dye and paint. 160 high
Recycled 2
Made by: Mark von Dadelszen, Dick Veitch, Roger Mabey, and Jill Mabey Using: Pine, dye, copper, and paint. 170 high
Red Beech Burl Box
Made by: Mark von Dadelszen, Vern Jensen, and Maur
Rons Candle
Made by: Heather Vivian and Ron Muir Using: Oregon sandblasted. 100 wide
Salt and Pepper
Made by: Alma and Maurice Watt Using: Black maire. 120 high
Sand and Time
Made by: Jim Lowe and Jim Manley Using: Oregon, silky oak and ash, sandblasted and stained. 120 high
Slug Box
Made by: Geoff Addison and Heather Vivian Using: Ash and black paint. 220 long
Spotty Kite Pendant
Made by: Jim Lowe and Lynn Baker Using: Deer antler. 50 long
Summer Leaves
Made by: Jill Mabey and Phil Quinn Using: London Plane, dye and acrylic lacquer. 280 wide
Swing Banjo
Made by: Maurice Watt, Ron Muir, and Jim Manley Using: Assorted woods and nylon. 450 high
Te Maori
Made by: Gordon Pritchard and Phil Quinn Using: Mallee root and bronze casting. 210 long
The Statement
Made by: Dick Veitch, Rex Haslip, and Lynn Baker Using: Pepper tree and bone 75 high
Three Tubes
Made by: Dick Veitch and Jill Mabey Using: Oak, sandblasted, pyrography, and acrylic paint. 200 high
Turn the Dice
Made by: Jill and Roger Mabey Using: Ash, walnut and acrylic paint. 210 high
UKON
Made by: Ross Vivian and Alma Watt Using: Red beech
Wee Willie Winkie
Made by: Ken McEwen and Maurice Watt Using: Puriri and a brass candle holder. 145 wide
Wild Bird
Made by: Ross Vivian, Geoff Addison, Mark von Dadelszen, and Stuart Camp Using: Beech burnt, painted and oiled. 800 wide
Wings Over Fielding
Made by: Geoff Addison and Stuart Camp Using: Driftwood and Maxwax. 300 wide