Abodeacious

I finally finished my new desk. It was recycled from a previous project- added new legs and a shelf below for storage. One of a kind. One at a time.

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We are excited - Please join us on April 18th, 19th and 20th at gallery Space 900 (816 Dempster) for the Evanston Woods (woodworkers) Show.
It features four woodworker/artists along with live demonstrations on Saturday afternoon:

Artists -
Urban Prairie Design/Paul Segedin n
Design Exploration/Len Koroski
Madeline Usher .usher
Abodeacious/ Ron Cramer

Demonstrations
Larry Lindeman – Guitar design
Mui Sensi – Danish Chord weaving

Long ago we had a system of bartering for everything we needed. A fellow artist and I worked out such an exchange. I received a spectacular painting that was done during the first Trump immigration debacle. It is especially relevant now as we revisit this policy abomination again. The painting found a perfect place in our home while the rustic wood bench resides in her new home. A mutually enjoyable exchange! One of a kind. One at a time.

Every piece of rustic wood I collect has a very specific project that it wants to live its next life as. I have been tasked with finding what that is and bringing it to life. The front panels and the top are all from the same piece. It was very pleased with its new look, placement and purpose but still holds fond memories of its original roots.