Here is my small woodrick inspired by the folks at Plimoth Plantation. With a small door to admit the chickens. 
From the top.
From the west
Dressing a plank of red oak. The radius of the iron leaves tracks.
The iron with a pail-bottom radius takes heavy shavings.
Chainsaw-milled and well seasoned,
Cut just north of the heart with enough character to remain functional.
Two drawings, about the concept of God’s breath as blessing. Not quite there yet.
The Unwinding Hours is the duo of Craig B and Iain Cook from Glasgow on the Chemikal Underground label. They featured some of my work for their latest release, Afterlives. The sleeve design is by Nadia Bradley.
I received the final results in the mail this week; some cd’s and a nice heavy vinyl LP.
I really like how Craig isolated the figures of Jacob and God.
The inner sleeves and the disc itself carry a detail from Moses in the Rock.
Utilizing the natural contours of our native black walnut within confines of a more strict geometry.
JONAH CHEST: PANELS
Building up a trapezoidal chest panel.
Ebonized walnut splines.
Rough idea of the panel with a 3/16″ reveal (ultimately) of the splines.
NATURAL EDGE FRAME
Scribed half-lap, upper left.
Dovetails, upper right.
Scribed lap joint with key, lower right.
Whole frame. The lower left corner is a doweled butt-joint.
Slow and periodic movement across the panel of Thomas’ egg-tempera underpainting.
Big Basin, South-East of Dodge City.
Gyp Hills, West of Medicine Lodge on US 160.
Ten-petal mentzelia, Big Basin.
Sink-hole containing Saint Jacob’s Well, Big Basin.
Colored proof of the Job lino-cut, using water based inks.
Round-headed prairie-clover (left) and White prairie-clover from northwest pasture – good forage
Custom-built sawmill bought at an action last month
Another view of the saw
Good label
New lean-to built on the west side of the shop
Scribed rough sawn walnut panel for a chest
Carved birch bowl.
Using the adze, making a carving block.
Curved adze for initial hollowing.
Smoothing with a curved knife.
Shaping the outside with a hatchet.
Smoothing the outside with a hatchet.
The School of the Transfer of Energy 