The latest piece in my ToeHead series is called, “In Over Your Head”. This sketch has been in my sketchbook for a while now and it’s only now that I’ve found the right piece of wood for it. Reclaimed from the scrap heap at Columbus Idea Foundry, this piece of wood had just the right wood grain to give just the right added emotion to the piece. Click on the image below to see a close up.
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This new ToeHead was made from a piece of reclaimed barn siding that is easy over a hundred years old. After cutting the slat into 3 sections (so I can use it for multiple art pieces), I transferred “Stick ‘Em Up!” using an old school data projector.
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Some tables are built for working. You can hammer, make a mess, & pretend that the drink you knocked over isn’t a big deal…
… then again, some tables are actually an expensive custom-built coffee table that is slated to sell at a gallery as fine art furniture. As you can probably gather, it was for this reason precisely that I decided to make a much needed addition to my work space: “The Working Work Table”! Check out the gallery below to see the latest addition.
Here is my latest oil painting in the “Absolute” series. It’s painted on a selection of wood that I’ve reclaimed from an 1800’s upright piano top. You may have seen the other half of the piano top featured as a shelf in my furniture category. After sanding and resurfacing, this piece still has plenty of character that shows through. Feel free to check out my other paintings in this series here.
Daric Gill 
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