Walnut Wall Art

All I can say is WOW.

-- Schooled in the advanced art of sawdust and woodchip manufacturing.

Very artistic, Roger!!!!!!!!!!!!

Cheers, Jim

-- Jim Jakosh.....Practical Wood Products...........Learn something new every day!! Variety is the Spice of Life!!

Excellent!!!
Jon

I love this piece. Beautiful.

-- AJ

That is very relaxing to look at. Nice work. The blue is a nice touch.

-- Galootish log blog, http://www.timberframe-tools.com

Very neat project, Good job Roger.

-- Soli Deo gloria!

Gonna go look up Voroni. This is really cool!

-- Steven.......Random Orbital Nailer

Very interesting piece…can you explain how you went about the carving?

I would also like to know how you did the carving? Hand tools, or power tools, or both???

The kind of piece that would well suit a doctors office or dentist office. Hope that doesnt offend you….....

-- Wildwood by Brian Johns: The Big Bang: Nothing - exploded into Everything. Thanks to Nothing.

Also going to look up Voronoi. Great job, beautiful wood and beautiful carving and beautiful frame. Thanks for sharing.

Just looked up Voronoi – won’t ruin the surprise for others but I was thinking tribal art.

-- Leafherder

It’s an interesting process. I may try to carve something like this, not make it the way was done in the 7 minute video.

-- Steven.......Random Orbital Nailer

Steven
Which video?

-- Roger

A few of you have asked about how to create a Voronoi pattern. The website Instructables.com has an excellent webpage describing how to draw a 2D Voronoi diagram. If you Google ‘Hand-Drawn Voronoi Diagrams’ and ‘Instructables’ you will find the page. The Voronoi pattern I used is a 3D pattern and is simply an extension of the 2D pattern. Of course you don’t want to do this with pencil and paper, you will need to program the pattern. There are many videos on the web, but I suggest taking the pencil and paper approach first to gain a good understanding.

-- Roger

Realy cool and unique wood carving and art!

-- Ivan, Croatia, Wooddicted

Steven
Which video?

- Roger Gaborski

Doggoned if I can find it now. It was a gal talking and taking a class through a tutorial with the end result going to a 3-D printer. It was a sphere with a ton of holes. The part I wouldn’t do- I wouldn’t try to 3-D print wood.

-- Steven.......Random Orbital Nailer