Monday, September 24, 2007

113. Skull Pick


Guitar Pick Carved with Dremel Tool. I found the pick in a bar in NYC the other night.

18 comments:

  1. Okay, that's just awesome. I've been watching these for a while and love the ideas. This one really blew me a way, that's some pretty tiny detail.

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  2. Damn. I can't even get my nails painted properly and you've made this!

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  3. haha just as im playing guitar with a yellow pick
    and just a random question, where do you put all these skulls?

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  4. Thanks guys.

    Mike: Most of them are stored in a file cabinet or on display in my house. Some of them were temporary or left at the locations where I made them so they only exist as photos now.

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  5. Wow I can't believe that happened on the first try, I would have wrecked at least a dozen picks. Nice work.

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  6. This one is really cool. Every time I think a skull is great you out do yourself. I guess the sky's the limit - or rather the skull's the limit.

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  7. The perfect tool for when you really want to pick your brain or someone else's.

    #6,956

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  8. That's freakin awesome! Totally blows my Clapton pick away... LOL.

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  9. Hells yes! How thick is it? Is it still good as a plectrum, or is it strictly art now?

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  10. It's probably still functional, but might not last through heavy use. I'm not a guitar player, so I'm not sure what weight it is. Can anyone tell based on the color?

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  11. Colour is only an indicator for some brands, I think it differs for each brand, and I can't even see what brand it is. :P

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  12. Amazing, Noah.

    Looks like a medium pick to me.

    So, what can i make for you to get that pick?

    love,
    Grá

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  13. Excellent job on that(like all your others). Looks like it would have been a pretty tedious job.

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  14. you are a rock star...
    te he.

    today's word:
    glsjk - ancient norse, rough translation -- "the deep ones"

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  15. Thanks everyone!

    Grá: You'll have to wait for a while, I'm planning to have an exhibition of the pieces when everything is done!

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  16. Wow -- this one is awesome. I just came across your site through etsy on myspace. My 5 y.o. son loves skulls and I showed him the video clip. We've gone through your blog and he loves your stuff. He thinks you rock.

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