NOT SB, BUT you have to love Wood:)

[scottp55]

Just surfing.
You really have to love the material a lot of us work with:)
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This reminded me of Brian's non Shopbot work:)
I was looking for inspiration:) Got it!!
https://www.pinterest.com/carolynhoffpaui/wonders-in-wood/

[gene]

I think if i was hunting in them woods i would find a new place to hunt.

[scottp55]

Amazing wooden artwork :)
Must have spent all of 5 minutes, before I said "Nope...not on the Desktop:("
Maybe with a 3D scan something similar could be done?
Love it(and the prices:)
https://www.etsy.com/listing/235285725/petra-antique-oak-gesso-frame-with?

[MogulTx]

The first one definitely looks like CG. Second one: Maybe. Third? I dunno. but creative as heck, none the less.

[Michaelodunk]

this is a slice off a mesquite log I didn't notice the lizzard at first when I did I bought him a nice glass eye

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[scottp55]

I LIKE it! :)
Saw a beaver de-barked log(like Brian's sculpted live edge) on recent river trip and still KICKING myself for not stopping to pick it up and chuck it in canoe(but a sweeper was on next corner(class II) and would have put us into it:(
Would have made 2 perfect corner supports for a slab!
Mother Nature does better work than I do:)

[genek]

Amazing wooden artwork :)
Must have spent all of 5 minutes, before I said "Nope...not on the Desktop:("
Maybe with a 3D scan something similar could be done?
Love it(and the prices:)
https://www.etsy.com/listing/235285725/petra-antique-oak-gesso-frame-with?

Go read the reviews of his work. it tells how he did the frames several people on this forum could and do have the skills to do the same work. Scott you are one of them... What this guy does is take framing material he bought or made and mates it to wood he finds in the rough. He has great talent, and skills plus Patience. like I said several on here could do this.

[scottp55]

You have to love people that have patience, time, and an active imagination:)
Worth watching for a mellow "smiley" minute.
Reminds me of my Dad's story of meeting a major Japanese businessman at his home for the first time, only to find Dr Hiyachi in a 3 piece suit with shoes/stockings off. Pants rolled above knees rearranging the stones in a gully leading to his Koi pond that was fed by his downspouts.
It had just rained and Dad asked what he was doing and why.
"It still doesn't sound right....I've only been working on it ten years" :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HpoYPE1ZSAc

[knight_toolworks]

I remember a article on how we see things that are not really there. it is fun
http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s266/knighttoolworks/palmface_zpsviaijnyu.jpg (http://s154.photobucket.com/user/knighttoolworks/media/palmface_zpsviaijnyu.jpg.html)