Chono Hideki

Tableware by Chono Hideki.

 

Angus Clyne

I visited the workshop of Angus Clyne this weekend and saw some of his beautiful hand turned vessels made from locally sourced timber. 

Angus is based in Ballinluig, Perthshire. At his workshop/gallery he exhibits his vessels, bowls, sculpture and landscape photography. Angus also offers woodturning courses at his workshop. 

 Above: Monkey Puzzle Bowl, Below: Spalted  Sycamore.

 Below: Yew Vessels

Bill Luce

Bill Luce crafts incredible vessels from various woods using some unusual techniques but mainly turning, sometimes working with green wood and also using sand blasting and carving.
" . . . studying and experiencing wood from each tree I work, the wood teaches me. Not so much what must be done, but more what can be done. In other words, the wood doesn't tell me what to do; it hints at what is possible, and sometimes what not to do" Bill Luce

Alma Allen Pearce II

Turned works made by Alma Allen Pearce using salvaged wood.

Philip Moulthrop

Philip Moulthrop's stunning composite turned bowls. The Moulthrop's are three gennerations of woodturners, these works are the creation of Philip son of Ed Moulthrop and father of Matt.