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Effigy of the Mind

comments (3) June 16th, 2012 in Reader's Gallery

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The 'Effigy of the Mind' was created to emphasise the creative thought of the mind. The seat profile was the only pre determined element of construction. The creation that followed was built up one step at a time with a very inseresting and sculptural result. The seat profile was steam bent Ash and the remainder of the seat was built using Ash laminates and then bent into their natural position.

Design or Plan used: My own design - Robert Scott

posted in: Reader's Gallery, chair, veneer, ash, steam bending, bent lamination

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bababeau writes: Nice peice of work, very similar to Tom Raffields Loop Chair http://www.tomraffield.com/shop/furniture/for-indoor-or-outdoor-use-loop-chair/
Posted: 3:13 am on June 18th