Over the last 5 or 6 years I have explored the creative process within the constraints of the wooden spoon. The making of wooden spoons dates back to antiquity and the design possibilities are still limitless.
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Some of the spoons I carve are functional, meant to be used in the kitchen, but the majority of them are nonfunctional and even dysfunctional.
Below is a sampling of the 300+ spoons carved this far. Thanks for having a look.
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Fowl Play
Maple, ebony, metal feet, BB eyes
Aubergine
Eggplant spoon, basswood and pigments
Rhino
Maple, deer antler tips, beads
Stick
Bottlebrush tree
Ladder Ladle
Serviceberry wood with bark
The "Eater" Bunny
Grapefruit wood, torquoise, silver, pigments
Unravel
Starfruit wood
S-s-s-s-s
Macadamia wood
Hand Outs
Mahogany, ebony, doll parts
Spoon Evolution
Spine
Mahogany, dried rose thorns
Full Moon
Macassar ebony, bloodwood, silver
Reclining Nude
Live oak, keyboard key
Outside The Box
Mahogany
Ribbonoir
African blackwood
Ms Mac
Macadamia wood
She Loves Me
Eastern red cedar w/ sapwood
Spoon Dog
Box elder wood
Silver Belle
Macassar ebony, silver
Chef's Spoon
Curly maple, crushed egg shell, acrylic resin
Banded Snake
Black and Forth
Bone Head
Antelope
