Skulls to tell time by.....

[TomSwede]

Oh man, DANG THAT IS ONE COOL CLOCKto be

The western cemetary floral on this one is the best up to date, I think. Just gotta love it. Nice touch with the crossbones on top of the frame.

Now you made me really feel like getting into a bit of floral practice.

Tom

[ClayB]

Hi Ken,

The first time you did skulls with floral, I thought it was a great idea. But this time, WOW, that is a really GREAT project. Your work gets better and better each time you post something and I think this is the best one yet. On a carving that looks this good, I would suggest you consider keeping the natural look, maybe just oil it and then a coat of neat lac. If that is too light for you tastes, then add a coat of antique. Whatever you do though, it's a really cool piece!

[Dagr]

Love it! That is some really nice work you did, and I have no doubt it was tough to punch a big hole in the middle of it.....the thought of that makes me sad...

[Colman]

TRICK!

The skulls and the floral just flow together.

This clock is going to be awesome!

Johnny

[Spider]

Yo Froghunter, I am truly a fan of your crossed styles. This looks awesome. I can totally see this style and design on a bag...hint hint...wink wink.

LOL

[CitizenKate]

I think you are striking out into some serious originality, my friend. I'm not a big fan of skulls, but I always appreciate original work, especially when it's as skillfully done as this.

Nice work!

PS: I wonder what Billy the Kid, or Doc Holliday would have thought of this....?

Kate

[leatheroo]

sweet work, its so much fun watching peoples styles develop and this style is so unique.

[David]

Beautiful piece of work Frog.

I like that a lot...and I'm not even into skulls

David Theobald

[Kevin King]

i like it. Can't wait to see it done.

KK

[Renaissanceman]

Hi,

Great work on the clock, Love the pattern. I wanted to ask a question (some what of a newbie here) I noticed on your leaf petals you have a nice looking pear shade (something I am always struggling with), do you "walk the tool" or is that just one hit? Mine always seem to look misshappen. Any info would be appreciated.

Thanks

Tom