Weeder by durleybeachbum
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Description
I love this Victorian object, which, although it hangs on a wall in the house, I still use on the lawn.
See it without the digifiddle Here
Comments (13)
Faemike55
very cool work, especially kneader Dan
kaward
It could be an implement of surgery or torture as well! Ingenious tool and cool postwork!
jayfar
They had a tool for everything in those days.
Glendaw
Awesome presentation of this golden oldie Andrea. Think dandelions are destroyed with this type/ or similar piece of equipment.
jendellas
Interesting tool!!!
Mark-David-Rogers
Clever little tool... to think these things have been around for years and still do the job perfectly, Nice shot and I like this post worked version too.
jocko500
cool
MrsRatbag
I do love the fiddle, it makes art out of a simple object!
aksirp
still practic and useful, good pw!
kgb224
Outstanding work Andrea. God bless.
auntietk
Love the abstract this creates! Your digifiddle has given a simple object depth and interest. And the tool looks so useful! A great combination. :)
danapommet
It looks more like a weapon!
anahata.c
Man, only 3 zooms (not counting me): Well your fans don't know what they're missing! Full view, this thing is massive! Your squiggles and tectonic 'fault-lines', all those eroded land-lines and shorelines that you get in your postwork, just open up before us, like a vast geologic map. I'd know this for you anywhere. It's mainly a white-and-gray image (with some very warm and very cool grays), but you've got browns and gray-browns and rust-browns too. The weeder is like a sword, enshrined by all this striation. And the colonies and isobars on its handle are grand and brooding (in hue). The original shows it as a beautiful old tool---something old and with artisan-like qualities. (I love the little touches, like the ring around the uppermost part of the handle...things like that.) But in this pic it's like a closeup of a huge aerial view of a landscape. With striated geological formations. Zoom's a must: A big geological blast of Andrea-land. Wonderful. (Andrea, I've not fav'd anything yet---because I got so wound up in the art, I just forgot. I mean I know it's just a formality, but your whole gallery is a fav. And I love this piece. This HAS to be seen full size: I love what you do with edges and flattened hues, and how you break through the flatness with many gradations of hue as we move through the image. This is a big geological map. Love it.)