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lunch money
Posted: Mar 14th, '08, 17:16
by randall
Posted: Mar 14th, '08, 17:49
by In Memory Walter K
Randall- Fantastic! You've outdone yourself. The treasury department is going to want to buy that to keep it off the market! Walter
Posted: Mar 14th, '08, 17:50
by IRGuy
Randall...
As a woodworker, all I can say is... FANTASTIC!
Posted: Mar 14th, '08, 17:51
by IRGuy
Sorry Walter.. you and I had the same thought at the same time.
Posted: Mar 14th, '08, 18:09
by AndreF
Wow Randall. Outstanding.
Posted: Mar 14th, '08, 18:28
by In Memory of Vicroy
Looks to me like a drug deal in the making, I'm calling Lyman right away. Ran-dahllllll...the Bride insists it can't be all out of one pc. of wood, she says it would be impossible. Set her straight.
UV
Posted: Mar 14th, '08, 18:45
by John F.
Amazing........
Posted: Mar 14th, '08, 19:33
by JK
I thought that was really a picture of money. That is incredible.
--JK
Posted: Mar 14th, '08, 19:54
by randall
thanks for all the kind words....UV...you can assure the blond bombshell that it is carved from one block of vermont white pine ,no glue, and hand painted with ink and acrylic
Posted: Mar 14th, '08, 20:22
by Rocket
Randall, screw the money, the box is amazing. I deal with corrugated cardboard all day every day and you have got it so right that I can't even believe it. I would like to see that in person.
Posted: Mar 14th, '08, 20:35
by randall
you welcome anytime....its fun here in the summer.
about the box....it started out an inch higher...and i broke it carving under a stack of bills....so i cut the whole thing down to its present height...took four tries to get a color i liked
Posted: Mar 14th, '08, 21:03
by Capt. DQ
That's awesome Randall. How much time was invested in that lunch project.
DQ
Posted: Mar 14th, '08, 21:12
by randall
bout five weeks...fuller days than normal
Posted: Mar 14th, '08, 21:34
by Ed Curry
I'm a working man Randall. Can I buy that a stack at a time?
Posted: Mar 14th, '08, 21:43
by Harry Babb
Randall
Your work and your imagination is are both simply amazing..........are you in some way related to Walt Disney???
I hope to have a piece of your ART in my home some day.......soon.
Harry
Posted: Mar 14th, '08, 21:50
by CaptPatrick
Randy,
You always seem to "one up" yourself with each new work. I thought the WSJ was pretty unbeatable, then came the cutting board, & now the box of dough... I never cease to be amazed by your tallent. I have a hard time just makin' a decent cabinet drawer.
Br,
Patrick
Posted: Mar 14th, '08, 22:08
by bob lico
looks like our ex governor`s luggage going to a convention in washington. with bill clinton living in n.y could you imagine the stories those guys have sitting on the porch having a drink.randall didn`t want to take away your compliments it came to mind with all the publicy in ny.
Posted: Mar 15th, '08, 07:11
by Brewster Minton
Man you are gifted.
Posted: Mar 15th, '08, 07:24
by Sean B
Awesome.
Can I have back the box of money you used as the model now?
Posted: Mar 15th, '08, 07:26
by Charlie J
randall
as i have said in the past over and over again, amazing. can you post your web site again cant seem to find it.
Posted: Mar 15th, '08, 07:44
by Harv
Randall,
As the others have said, the work is impeccable.....as always.
You never cease to amaze us. One day, I too would like to own one of your pieces.
Now, while not to bust a bubble, but to my discerning eye, this work seems to be incomplete.
But it may just be a minor oversight. The bill on top in the upper right corner is missing the serial number
Posted: Mar 15th, '08, 07:59
by Charlie J
harv
that money has been thru the wash so many times the #s wore off, either that then oh shit do over.
Posted: Mar 15th, '08, 08:04
by Brewster Minton
Harv thats crazy that you saw that.
Posted: Mar 15th, '08, 08:24
by Dug
Randall,
Utterly amazing. Truly.
Dug
Posted: Mar 15th, '08, 08:29
by randall
wow....wondered if anyone would notice that . good eye harv....theres a bit more missing than that but another few days ought to do it......BTW..none of the people who have seen it in person spotted that.
charlie........
http://www.randallrosenthal.com/
or you can just google my name...should be the first hit
or just click on the
... (CP)
.
Posted: Mar 15th, '08, 08:35
by Charlie J
thanks randall
Posted: Mar 15th, '08, 11:13
by Bruce
Randall,
Your just not human. (in a good way)
Posted: Mar 15th, '08, 11:53
by Skipper Dick
Randall,
That is absolutely amaizing. You have a great talent. You must also have the patience of an inch worm.
Dick
Posted: Mar 15th, '08, 12:00
by neil
Randall thats is the most amazing carving . to think we know such a talented person. keep on carving
Posted: Mar 15th, '08, 12:54
by randall
Skipper Dick wrote:Randall,
That is absolutely amaizing. You have a great talent. You must also have the patience of an inch worm.
Dick
thanks for all the kind responses...glad i can share this with people i like so much..
....as to patience...as my wife caren can verify....i am not a patient person...when i was younger my surfer nickname was "bombs away"...well earned i might add. you would be surprised if you watched me work....only the last steps are brain surgery....everything else is quick with a lot of controlled accident....thats the trick.....its way more about confidence than patience
Posted: Mar 15th, '08, 20:57
by Hal
That's awesome. I have a framed picture of the UV legal pad in the salon of Southern Breeze. It's actually the only picture I ever thought enough of to mount on a boat. This one, while perhaps not as sentimental to the B31/UVI4 crowd, is 100% awesome!
How much?
Posted: Mar 16th, '08, 10:17
by AndreF
The only thing is, when I package my 100's I use two rubber bands.
I, too, marvel at the box sides and the obstacle they posed.
Posted: Mar 16th, '08, 10:19
by Garry
Randall,
Awesome job....by a true master.
Garry
lunch money
Posted: Mar 16th, '08, 10:38
by chris pague
Randall. What a great peice of work. Benjamin's eyes make him look like he is laughing.
PS Let us know when Secret Service gets there.
Chris
Posted: Mar 16th, '08, 12:31
by Mikey
Zowie, this might be better than a restored 100-4.
Posted: Mar 16th, '08, 14:08
by randall
nah
but hopefully worth about the same
Posted: Mar 16th, '08, 20:51
by nic
Well, I'm out...even if I go on a diet. Randall, would you do me a few individual notes? I'll increase the order as we go....
My geat-grandfather was a fine-art printer, a lot of hand-engraved plates, he got raided by the police in the 1930s...so, better not. Talent died with him unfortunately....mind boggling work Randall.
I sanded a nice finish on the teak rubbing strip on Tennessee on Sunday.
Nic
Posted: Mar 16th, '08, 21:20
by randall
nic...
Posted: Mar 17th, '08, 07:30
by 34Hatt
WOW
WOW
WOW
Randall that is truely amazing Mind blowing!!!!
Dan
Randal
Posted: Mar 17th, '08, 08:16
by Capt. Mike Holmes
Wonderful!!!
Posted: Mar 17th, '08, 13:59
by Rawleigh
Truly astounding!!
Posted: Mar 17th, '08, 14:33
by JP Dalik
Would it cost less to own if you used singles?
Amazing stuff
Posted: Mar 17th, '08, 14:48
by neil
jp i dont think you would get the full effect from a pile of singles.
Posted: Mar 17th, '08, 15:16
by JP Dalik
Just workin within my budget. Trying to be a fiscally responsible citizen.
Posted: Mar 17th, '08, 16:01
by neil
JP Dalik wrote:Just workin within my budget. Trying to be a fiscally responsible citizen.
i second that
Posted: Mar 17th, '08, 18:33
by randall
i needed a model so i went to the bank with 3 fifties...said give me a crisp new hundred and fifty ones....the teller said "im not even going to ask." so theoretically..they're all ones underneath.
Posted: Mar 17th, '08, 19:30
by AndreF
Awwwwww
I think you ought to retract that last post.
No one needs to know, especially Dick Dean.
Posted: Mar 17th, '08, 19:49
by Tony Meola
Randall
Great Work.
I bet Bear Sterns would love to make use of that box of money. Tony
Posted: Mar 17th, '08, 20:23
by nic
randall wrote:so theoretically..they're all ones underneath.
Ain't that the truth....in keeping with the 'sub-prime' times. I love it.
Nic
Posted: Mar 17th, '08, 21:53
by Buju
Absolutely incredible Randall... mind blowing... shock & awe admiration.
Would love to hear how you started out doing this. First works, etc...