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June 7th, 2017: No Soup For You
No soup if you're using a Gordon Pembridge bowl.
| Gordon Pembridge was born in Kenya and spent his first ten years there. As a young boy being lucky enough to experience the wilds of Africa, along with many an adventure in the bush, Gordon has developed a passion for natural history. |
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Gordon completed his education at boarding school in Wanganui, New Zealand, also attending art school and various courses in design and chose the photographic trade as a career. Gordon now works for himself and is involved in graphic design, 3D design, fine art, illustration, photography, digital imaging, and woodturning. Having moved to New Zealand, Gordon has been involved extensively with the great outdoors including tramping, hunting, fishing, scuba diving. Gordon has grown to love the New Zealand bush for its unique flora and fauna. |
| Another part of Gordon’s life is his artwork, particularly his natural history illustrations and fine art, this combined with his love of woodworking has also developed into woodturning. Gordon started woodturning in 2004 at the South Auckland Woodturners Guild. Gordon has developed a series of thin turned pieces with a pierced fern as a signature piece. In these pieces Gordon loves exploring the boundaries of woodturning on the lathe and then hand carving of intricate designs into the timber. The designs in Gordon’s turned pieces are inspired from his love of New Zealand natural history. |
Looks like most of the bowls are painted blue on the inside so the piercings appear as sky. Lot of damn work in these bowls.
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BigV Tuesday Jun 6 11:18 PM
diet soup bowls
j/k
turning then carving then painting--Damn.
Diaphone Jim Wednesday Jun 7 12:03 PM
His website is worth a visit.
The bowls are 1 mm (1/16") thick!
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