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Inspiration In Progress

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Sam maloof design with elements taken from Hal Taylor. My own form is still in development. making "copies" of other chairs helps me sculpt my own sense of style and technique. I'm aslo experimenting with the low back dining chair.

Design or Plan used: My own design - Daniel Hayes

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iplaneman writes: Yes Yes i am doing the some thing, Just do it and will all come together.Best of luck. I like the way think
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