Thanks for showing this wonderful video again . I have some of her patterns. She was a real gentle lady with knowledge and class with the Scrollsaw. May she rest in peace
I took a tour of her place a couple of years ago. Met Judy and her husband, very nice people. They took the time to show my wife and I around her entire studio.
Que maravilla ,verdaderas obras de arte ,que ganas de aprender esta tecnica y con diferentes tonos de madera y lo mejor de todo ,con gente adulta ,que ya a esa edad ,cueta mucho conseguir trabajo ,al menos aca en Chile ,aque a la gente de edad ,ya no la consideran en los trabajos ,lamentablemente aca ,las pensiones obligan al adulto mayor ,a seguir trabajando ,y esta que veo en este video es una buena alternativa ,para ganarse la vida .Felicidades y saludos desde Chile lindo
Speechless, breathtaking, astonishing, pure pieces of art. Thank you Steve for sharing all this. It inspires anyone to give a try, from the novice to the experts. My respects from Puerto Rico.
Yes she is I have been watching her for years and have learned so much from her. And you CY love watching you Make things your always up beat and high on life.
It is truly amazing how they can have so much imagination and patience to make so many figures and make wonderful paintings. If I could be close to their workshop it would be a great boost to learn this beautiful technique. Thank you for your delivery and congratulations from the island of Tenerife, Spain
Today I learned about this work when I received a sawblade I'd ordered. I'd never seen this word before so I followed the trail here. Wow. That's all I can say.
Very useful to learn And lovely figures..the diff type of wood and it's grains use,framing,childrens toys faces,animals,birds lots are beautiful...lots of love👍👌💐
May 2, 2019: I am taking Judy’s class this week. Hope to meet you. Thank you for sharing. I find all of your videos helpful. I learned about JGR thru you really.
Awesome work, love it all from the place where she's at to the dust that's on the floor if any :) Awesome awesome awesome, and your video it's awesome too... 2 thumbs up!
Thank You for the great tour. I am a beginner just starting to use the scroll saw.. I enjoy it very much. I have an inexpensive Harbor Freight but for now it serves my purpose. It I really get into all this I would buy an more expensive one. I love watching your videos and your patterns.
Wow, that place is just amazing, so much talent with all that work. I've just bought my 1st scroll saw and to be able to create anything simple would be amazing but I never think I will ever get close to any one of those pieces.
obrigado por mostrar esse trabalho belíssimo para o mundo! infelizmente não posso realizar o sonho de estudar nessa classe child development center, aprendo com os videos que assisto no youtube, abrigado.
Steve, good video. Can you make more videos about scrollers workshops. I know of Judy's wonderful work, but not the huge variety that she has produced.
amazing art work!, what is this place? I'll be 24/7 on that place if I had the opportunity it's so relaxing and time goes by fast lovely place, I'll like to know more about this place, thanks for sharing
She is a great artist but one of the flaws I see is the miss-use of time as well as money. With all due respect . choosing a species of wood that accepts stain well can make the artform more affordable especially for the beginner. I use clear pine as my wood and find that the grain is very acceptable for all sorts of uses. Try it and you will see that soft woods work well especially light colored soft woods. I love Judy's work and mean no disrespect but money is a factor. I stain my pieces separately so as not to contaminate those that are adjacent to them
Hi Richard. I'm sure Judy would not feel disrespected by your comment. She is a lover of art and an incredibly kind person. The art of Intarsia is a very old art form and has always been accomplished using different species of wood and their natural colors and grains. What you are speaking of is just as valid as an art form but is closer to what is known as segmentation. There are advantages to both forms of art. Neither is a misuse of time or money. Judy has pieces of her art sell for tens of thousands of dollars. She has pieces hanging in prominent museums and even in the Hall of Art at NASA. How much time and money would you have to spend to consider that a misuse. From a practical point of view, it would be your technique that was of less value in financial terms. That's not the point. The point is, does the art make you and those who see it inspired in some way.
Doesn't she ever sell any of her work? Can't believe how much stock she has on the walls, must be costing a fortune in wood. Surely you'd sell this beautiful stuff.
The work on the walls are not pieces for sale. This is just for display. She has a very successful school and commissioned work business. She also has a successful business selling intarsia patterns and accessories.
Jelo buena noche, mi nombre es Yonaci Díaz, artesano de la República Dominicana, y me gustaría con partir con ustedes esa experiencia muy bella y quiero aprender ese arte.
Thanks for showing this wonderful video again . I have some of her patterns. She was a real gentle lady with knowledge and class with the Scrollsaw. May she rest in peace
I'm in such awe right now! I've been finding a new interest in scrolling & Intarsia.
Es ist wirklich schade. Sie war eine begnadete Künstlerin und sie wird fehlen. Möge sie in Frieden ruhen.
I took a tour of her place a couple of years ago. Met Judy and her husband, very nice people. They took the time to show my wife and I around her entire studio.
Que maravilla ,verdaderas obras de arte ,que ganas de aprender esta tecnica y con diferentes tonos de madera y lo mejor de todo ,con gente adulta ,que ya a esa edad ,cueta mucho conseguir trabajo ,al menos aca en Chile ,aque a la gente de edad ,ya no la consideran en los trabajos ,lamentablemente aca ,las pensiones obligan al adulto mayor ,a seguir trabajando ,y esta que veo en este video es una buena alternativa ,para ganarse la vida .Felicidades y saludos desde Chile lindo
They are all so beautiful i do not think i have ever seen any art that appeals to me more than these pieces.
Judy you are amazing!! I have shown many people your art.
Speechless, breathtaking, astonishing, pure pieces of art. Thank you Steve for sharing all this. It inspires anyone to give a try, from the novice to the experts. My respects from Puerto Rico.
Thanks for the great tour Steve! Judy is amazing and she truly inspires!!!
Yes she is I have been watching her for years and have learned so much from her. And you CY love watching you Make things your always up beat and high on life.
It is truly amazing how they can have so much imagination and patience to make so many figures and make wonderful paintings. If I could be close to their workshop it would be a great boost to learn this beautiful technique. Thank you for your delivery and congratulations from the island of Tenerife, Spain
Es realmente asombroso,tantas obras reunidas es maravilloso.
Saludos desde Colombia.
👍👍👍👏👏👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 parabéns pelos belos trabalhos.
wow so very beautiful creation
Brings back many fond memories of the time spent there.
I have been to Two of her classes. It was unbelievable what I learned from her. I never would have got it without her classes. Thanks Steve
Simplemente EXCELENTE Y MARAVILLOSO ESTE ARTE...
WOW!!! Judy does such beautiful work!! Thanks Steve, great video.
It is a beautiful place and imagine she full through the year.
Great job Steve.
Today I learned about this work when I received a sawblade I'd ordered. I'd never seen this word before so I followed the trail here. Wow. That's all I can say.
Simply mind blowing marvelous
Very useful to learn And lovely figures..the diff type of wood and it's grains use,framing,childrens toys faces,animals,birds lots are beautiful...lots of love👍👌💐
Thank you for showing us..
WOW, ITS BEAUTIFUL
Just mind blowing work. Thanks, Steve.
Thank You for the tour
This video is mind blowing, I am so very impress at what I have seen thank you for sharing such a inspirational video
May 2, 2019: I am taking Judy’s class this week. Hope to meet you. Thank you for sharing. I find all of your videos helpful. I learned about JGR thru you really.
Awesome work, love it all from the place where she's at to the dust that's on the floor if any :) Awesome awesome awesome, and your video it's awesome too... 2 thumbs up!
Thank You for the great tour. I am a beginner just starting to use the scroll saw.. I enjoy it very much. I have an inexpensive Harbor Freight but for now it serves my purpose. It I really get into all this I would buy an more expensive one. I love watching your videos and your patterns.
Wonderful craftsmanship you and the guy.
Wonderful and talented gift.
Wow, that place is just amazing, so much talent with all that work. I've just bought my 1st scroll saw and to be able to create anything simple would be amazing but I never think I will ever get close to any one of those pieces.
Just one word, wow!!!!
obrigado por mostrar esse trabalho belíssimo para o mundo! infelizmente não posso realizar o sonho de estudar nessa classe child development center, aprendo com os videos que assisto no youtube, abrigado.
You were right about one thing: It is a special treat.
It’s a pity we don’t have something like this in Ireland I would love to join something like this truly a work of art
Why don’t you reach out to woodworkers and create a festival or gathering yourself after the COVID is over or under control?
what a wonderful place to live and work !! I would love to take a course some time, hopefully in the not to distant future !!
Great work! As in the museum! Laik, subscription. Good luck!
Incredible!
Steve, good video. Can you make more videos about scrollers workshops.
I know of Judy's wonderful work, but not the huge variety that she has produced.
Maravilha 👏👏👏👏👏😊❤️
Very god job!
An excellent exhibition+++++*****
beautiful 😉😉
Woooooooooow
Excellent wirk
Which is the best scroll saw ?
Hi, I wonder that what kind of wood do you prefer and which polisher do you use? Thank you very much.
amazing art work!, what is this place? I'll be 24/7 on that place if I had the opportunity it's so relaxing and time goes by fast lovely place, I'll like to know more about this place, thanks for sharing
Amazing, i want to start scrollsawing but after seeing this, why even try.
What the name of the scroll saw
And where do we purchase one.
Hi Steve 👋 can u tell me where to begin on intarsia
Excelente trabajo.... donde puedo aprender...
She is a great artist but one of the flaws I see is the miss-use of time as well as money. With all due respect . choosing a species of wood that accepts stain well can make the artform more affordable especially for the beginner. I use clear pine as my wood and find that the grain is very acceptable for all sorts of uses. Try it and you will see that soft woods work well especially light colored soft woods. I love Judy's work and mean no disrespect but money is a factor. I stain my pieces separately so as not to contaminate those that are adjacent to them
Hi Richard. I'm sure Judy would not feel disrespected by your comment. She is a lover of art and an incredibly kind person. The art of Intarsia is a very old art form and has always been accomplished using different species of wood and their natural colors and grains. What you are speaking of is just as valid as an art form but is closer to what is known as segmentation. There are advantages to both forms of art. Neither is a misuse of time or money. Judy has pieces of her art sell for tens of thousands of dollars. She has pieces hanging in prominent museums and even in the Hall of Art at NASA. How much time and money would you have to spend to consider that a misuse. From a practical point of view, it would be your technique that was of less value in financial terms. That's not the point. The point is, does the art make you and those who see it inspired in some way.
Doesn't she ever sell any of her work? Can't believe how much stock she has on the walls, must be costing a fortune in wood. Surely you'd sell this beautiful stuff.
The work on the walls are not pieces for sale. This is just for display. She has a very successful school and commissioned work business. She also has a successful business selling intarsia patterns and accessories.
Steve Good Thanks. That's an awful lot of work for display, beautiful indeed, she must have a full time polisher and duster :)
Jelo buena noche, mi nombre es Yonaci Díaz, artesano de la República Dominicana, y me gustaría con partir con ustedes esa experiencia muy bella y quiero aprender ese arte.
Que mal pensada... pensé que era otra cosa en el logo de su canal 😂😂😂
from one Roberts....WOW!!