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Showcasing Gregg Standridge Art Wood Marquetry Inlay Art
See my latest Wood Marquetry Inlay Art work influenced by such masters as Van Gogh, Escher, Picasso and Hokusa
About Me
My Background
My Inspiration
My Background
My vision of wood inlay art comes alive, sings and dances, and even cries. It won’t be still.
Currently, I’m experimenting with wood inlay designs from my original drawings ranging from “Mushroom Lady” to a rocking “Rabbit Jam.” I design these marquetry pieces on paper, and then carefully cut the designs on a scroll saw and exacto knife
My vision of wood inlay art comes alive, sings and dances, and even cries. It won’t be still.
Currently, I’m experimenting with wood inlay designs from my original drawings ranging from “Mushroom Lady” to a rocking “Rabbit Jam.” I design these marquetry pieces on paper, and then carefully cut the designs on a scroll saw and exacto knife from very thin 1/42” dyed veneer wood. Not computer generated! Next I put together the art like a puzzle. There’s lots of trimming, sanding and finish work to bring you these amazing beauties.
Come dream with me these saw-dusted visions
that do wind sprints in my brain!
My Medium
My Inspiration
My Background
Wood veneer is my primary medium, but I also use pen and ink and digital drawings to create my art work. It is a unique process influenced by the marquetry art of European furniture makers and Japanese wood block print artists. I use the influences of such masters as Van Gogh, Escher and Matisse for the visual designs and convert my images into Wood Marquetry Inlay Art
My Inspiration
My Inspiration
My Inspiration
As far back as I remember I have always been surrounded by music, art and wood. In my father’s shop I sorted, sanded and swept wood. I breathed in the essence of exploration and creativity and even a few shop cuss words! I studied the plates of Van Gogh, and other great Masters and eventually I learned to identify, cut, shape, finish and
As far back as I remember I have always been surrounded by music, art and wood. In my father’s shop I sorted, sanded and swept wood. I breathed in the essence of exploration and creativity and even a few shop cuss words! I studied the plates of Van Gogh, and other great Masters and eventually I learned to identify, cut, shape, finish and appreciate glorious wood. It is imprinted in my brain, this gift that my father passed on to me. I’m releasing gifts that have been almost overlooked, hidden, only to reveal itself in my Wood Marquetry Inlay Art
