A little fun fact for you; Kestrels' vision allows them to see into the ultraviolet light spectrum. This enables them, while hunting, to see the trails used by voles as they mark their routes with urine which has a natural fluorescence
Meanwhile, back at the workshop...
Alcedo azurea - the king of the fishers
Shut that bloody door. Were you born in a barn?
Barn Owl (Tyto alba)
My work here is done...
Awright Darlin', show us your cloaca...
Bald Eagle (Haliaeetus alopeciacephalos)
Well, Djokovic says it was in, but Murray's sure it was out... Hawk-eye
Harris Hawk (Parabuteo unicictus)
If your having trouble with parabuteo unicictus, don't worry, it's easily treated with a simple over the counter cream...
"Stunningly magnificent, absolutely fantastic, incredibly beautiful." - Sue Perlative
Continuing my 1940s femme fatale/ film noir actresses that struggled with mental illness and alcoholism collection, here are some more Veronica Lake inlays
"Kraken headstock, Gromit!"...
This week of this year, starting Monday 12th of October and ending on Friday the 16th 2015, has included a large percentage of my time being taken up with inlaying this octopus design into the banjo headstock of local musician Gavin Davenport
This is the return of president Abraham Lee "Scratch" Perry...
I am psyche
Good things happening over there
We're walking in the inner communication, walking on the air, in hot air, in orbit, zodiac galaxy...
YOUR EMPIRE NEEDS YOU...
Do you like to wear black and white uniforms? Want to fire an imperial blaster? Dislike Jedi mind tricks? Want to help oppress rebel forces and be a part of something bigger?...
Well, join up today, come over to the dark side and be part of the Galactic Empire. Be all you can be. Be a Stormtrooper...
Stormtroopers...We can't shoot for toffee
Here is the title for the following blog post...
These are a few words about the blog post, usually descriptive and relating to the image or images contained within the same post
Below are some images of a Veronica Lake inlay...
Haliaeetus alopeciacephalos (The bald eagle)
From the Greek hali- =sea, alētos =eagle, alopicia- = bald, cephalos = head...
This bald eagle headstock inlay has now worked it's way through the workshop, has been united with the correct body, been given a nice shiny protective coat of lacquer, gained some machine heads, a set of strings and finally been packed up and shipped off to the states into the protective custody of her new owner
Yo soy el diablo rojo y estoy aquí para tomar el alma oscura de su dedo meñique...
Me encanta el alma del meñique
