Nice and sleek. It seems visually fragile however. I would feel like I would have to be careful not to break it when I sat down. Also, the lack of lower back support might be awkward. At any rate, it is very pretty.

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Wow, this is BEAUTIFUL!!! I would love to own this ...it'd look great on my deck....i gotta dig thru the rest of your gallery...

saw you on Deviant Underground...i'm voting for you

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Life is what we make it, and the world is what we make it. The eyes of the cheerful and of the melancholy man are fixed upon the same creation; but very different are the aspects which it bears to them.
Albert Pike

you do some really great work. i noticed the back looks a little fragile like one of the previous persons commented. i'm not saying that's bad. i think it takes a little more guts to make furniture a bit dainty. i've steered away from some of these ideas in the past in fear that something would break when it's all finished. so i usually make things more on the beefy side. it's hard to know how sturdy some things are until they are put together and you can feel it. but i think when i get a little more confident with my work i will put out some pieces with thin lines. ...i really like your designs.