[TheForge] Running a torch

[Woolley]

I saw this recently on Stumble On. Sure she is good with a torch but I 
see ideas more than technique when I look at her work.  Inspirational.



Mike Spencer wrote:
> Very cool stuff!  I especially like the objects that are still
> recognizable as quotidian objects -- shovels, wheelbarrows, car doors
> -- turned to lacework.  How spectacular would be a whole car done like
> that, only that re-installing the door parts, head liners, trim
> etc. would be an infuriating PITA.
>
> Where is this lady located?
>
> "Andy Gladish" <gladish at cablerocket.com> wrote:
>
>   
>> That is amazing. On rusty steel, no less- I want a lesson from her.
>>     
>
> If you look closely at picture 10, the partially unrolled oil
> drum:
>
> http://acidcow.com/pics/20091224/most_beautiful_smith_in_the_world_10.jpg
>
> you might be tempted to infer from the figures around the edge that
> what's on the artist's mind could lead to very exciting lessons
> indeed. 8-)
>
> For my part, I need either lessons (flame-cutting lessons, that is) or
> a new and better cutting torch.  Hey!  Justification for a new tool!
> Yow! 
>
>
> - Mike
>
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