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Jim
Everett, the artist of Jim's Artistry in Wood,
first encountered the art form of Intarsia while
reading an article in Wood magazine. |
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here to read about Jim in the August 2008 issue of Town Loafer |
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Wood Artistry of a Beloved Clown
The One and Only - Emmett Kelly!
Hover over photo to see
wood artistry! |
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Shriner Clowns!
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wood artistry! |
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The article fascinated him,
and Jim decided to try turning his lifetime
love of sketching and woodworking into an art
form like Intarsia. After using the pattern in the article, he found
out he COULD do it and has been creating
artistry in wood ever since. |
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all his own patterns, and deviates from
the style of the original art form of
Intarsia. |
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Jim uses ONLY Western Red
Cedar for the art work, as all the
colors you need are in the cedar. No stain is used, so the
challenge is in the choice of colors available.
Knots are used for eyes in all subjects, be it
human, animal, fish or birds. |
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All work
is custom created for each client, after which
the patterns are destroyed. This
makes each piece a one-of-a-kind heirloom.
Jim has
been doing this art form for about 12 years, and
has recently taken it up a notch by creating
functional art, such as interior & exterior
doors, cabinet doors, and many other off the
wall pieces.
Carving and wood
burning are also included to create new,
unusual, and innovative projects.
Contact Jim Today!
Phone:
615-765-5800
Email:
jim@thecedargallery.com
Contact Form:
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"Hope you like our new web site! If you do,
and you need a new site or a re-do of your
existing one, please visit
www.busybrain.net,
and tell them that Jim at The Cedar Gallery sent you."
- Jim Everett |
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