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Lucile
Brigadoon
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2018 Miniature Sculptures
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2018 Large Sculptures
2017 Show Sculptures
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2017 Large Sculptures
2017 Medium Sculptures
2017 Small Sculptures
2017 Miniature Sculptures
2016 Show Sculptures
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2016 Large Sculptures
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2015 Show Sculptures
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2015 Large Sculptures
2015 Medium Sculptures
2015 Small Sculptures
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2014 Show Sculptures
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2014 Miniatures
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About the Art
The LuRon Story
The LuRon Method
Basic LuRon Guidelines
Art and Driftwood
The Art Within the Art
The “Seeing Eye”
Inspiration and Design
Movement
Getting Started
Field Trips, What to Look For and Where
Finding Wood
Document From “Found” to “Finished”
Tools
(More) Tools and Equipment
Rasps, Rifflers and Files
Cabinet Rasps
Rotary Power Tools (overview)
Power Carving Burrs
Choosing Power Carving Bits
Metal Wools and Abrasive Powders
Care of Our Equipment
Let’s Do Some Work (finally)
Cleaning Your Wood
Removing Heavy Surface Debris
Sanding In Depth Unit 1
Sanding In Depth Study continued
Wood Sculpture Sanding
Sanding is My Friend
Sanding with J. Christopher White
Coated Abrasives Open VS. Closed Coat
Let’s Get Serious
Removing Pitch in Driftwood Sculptures
Wood Infestation
Wet Woods-What do we do?
Working with Holes, Cracks or Breaks
Working With Pitch
Working Your Wood
Removing Unwanted Parts
Clues about Glues
Repairing Fractures in Wood
Repairing Wood
Torching our Sculptures
Miscellaneous Helpful Hints for Working Driftwood
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