!#$&@!!! ...Deadlines and I have never been friends. It doesn't matter how early I start, I still need just one more day or just five minutes more or... you know the story. Anyway, sorry I have not been posting here lately. The deadline came and I needed just three more hours :)
I will try to catch up the blog today!
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- L.A.Dvorak
- United States
- Painter, sculptor, potter... I love figure and landscape in my paintings. I love the look of metals in sculpture. I love the feel of the clay.
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Everything looks awesome, Lynne! Waht an amazing piece of art! Can't wait to see the finished product! You are so talented! Jody
Very interesting... I found this site "next blog"ing i.e. by accident, and the picture of the bass really grabbed me. I thought you were actually building a steel bass instrument, not "art" (yes, I am a philistine, but metal fabrication intrigues me). I had to go back further to find out what you were up to - very cool. I've always liked the shape of the violin and f-holes for some reason - I bought a Hofner "Beatle" bass even though I don't really play - I just like the look and feel of it.
Still I wonder what it would sound like... I suppose it would be too heavy, especially if the neck was solid, but still... Aluminum might work, but you'd need a very expensive tig welder.
bookmarking you - good work!
Thanks and welcome! BTW there are real basses made of aluminum! I found one when I was researching this project on the Upton bass repair site: http://www.stringrepair.com/Double_Bass_GAPfretzschner_Aluminum_Bass.htm ...it's pretty cool!
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