Is there a Doctor in the house?

[woodsman]

My niece is graduating medical school next week and will start her residency. Thought this would be the 2nd thing she hangs up in her office next to her diploma.
Woods are koa, maple, yellowheart, and olive burl.

[Joel Kaufman]

Very nice...great fitting of those tiny pieces and nice choice of woods.

[PatteM]

Oh boy - I think this one's going to get the place of honor on the wall - what a beautiful piece! I like the way the background wood is laid out.

[Fran1942]

That is very nice, very pretty. A wonderful graduation present.
I made one (no backer) a couple of months ago and those intertwined snakes almost got the best of me, trying to keep up with which went under the other and trying to make them look that way. You did a good job with it.
Fran

[ASDLF22]

Very nice piece...

[Jan]

Very nicely done! Your niece will be proud of it.

Jan

[Sally]

She's a lucky girl - beautiful gift!

[Kiwi]

Great work

[Rolf]

Stunning piece!! She will love it.

[Wood Dog]

Awesome job on that Woodsman, is this your pattern?
Lucky Doctor to have such a caring uncle.

[woodsman]

Thanks for all the comments. I honestly do not know where the pattern came from. I had seen it awhile ago, like over a year. I printed it out when I saw it and it sat in my desk until now. I enlarged it to this size which I am glad I did, some of those pieces got rather small.

[Janette]

http://www.glassartbyjoe.com/images/20462.jpg

I made this piece too last year for Mike (Dragyn) - it was originally a stained glass design.

[Santa's Woodshop]

Excellent...
Pat...

[woodsman]

Thanks Janette, I had been wracking my brain wondering where it came from. I had asked awhile ago about that pattern.

[tgiro]

Beautifully rendered and great colors. She is a lucky woman to have that for display.

Great work, Woodsman!