Ok it might work this time. tried it just now and it didn't. These pics are all of water melons. pretty clever eh? and no its not my work.:)
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Ok it might work this time. tried it just now and it didn't. These pics are all of water melons. pretty clever eh? and no its not my work.:)
I want to get a syringe and fill those puppies with Vodka!
What hotel are they from?
Very unusual, first time for me.
Putting vodka in water melons or carving them?
I Googled [watermelon sculpture], and got a tonne of hits, including these. But, how (and why) did you find them? The first one seems to be seedless; probably the same for the rest. Most likely ephemeral, like ice or sand sculptures: gone in only a few days, if that.
Very interesting.
Joe
Munruben, mate--you need to get out more.:rolleyes: :D Probably should be moved to the cooking sub-forum. :p
A friend emailed them to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by joe greiner
First Faberge Eggs
Now Faberge Watermelons
What Next???
Of course they are ephemeral, but this takes nothing away from the skill of the artist. The principle is that of the cameo, and could be applied to timbers with stark contrasting colours. I'll refer this thread to the carvers' forum!
Carvers do similar things with laminations of different timbers. Takes a whole lot longer than watermelons though!
Great work by the artists and the bonus is you can eat most of the waste.
I knew that :?:?:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank&Earnest
Cant remember a thread with four syllable words used so frequently :o. Even though they were all the same word. :doh: apart from laminations and watermelons
Originally Posted by joe greiner http://mt0.woodworkforums.com/images...2/viewpost.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by munruben
... Most likely ephemeral...
Well, Joe was not sure...:wink:
How preposterous!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Gingermick