Dirk Hoogendoorn | | Fergus, Ontario, Canada | | |
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 | Beech Burl 12" Beech Burl bowl, no it will not hold soup, but has beautiful grain and wood pattern. © Dirk Hoogendoorn |
Maple Burl Hollow Form This piece was taken from a large Maple Burl, Some dye was added for finish effect and voids were left for the natural look © Dirk Hoogendoorn |  |
 | For a Friend An offset and off round turned and carved platter that is dyed and finished. © Dirk Hoogendoorn |
Bits and Pieces bowl made from leftovers of other segmented turnings I have done. © Dirk Hoogendoorn |  |
 | Vigilant The wood is Cherry from a log that had been sunk in Stokes Bay for about 100 years before being pulled to shore and milled. The rim was dyed with aneline wood dye and the Eagle was burned in then the lines sculpted with a mini turbine before painting black then sanding and finish the colouring of the Eagle. © Dirk Hoogendoorn |
Turning an Urn I was asked to turn an urn for a gentleman. This is the result I came up with 10" high and 7.5" across. Made with Ash, Paduak, Cherry and a piece of skidwood. © Dirk Hoogendoorn |  |
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