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PostPosted: Tue Apr 11, 2006 7:48 am 
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Thanks Tom, but is there really any room for another inlay book?

I don't know that I add that much to the actual art and it's methods other than a slightly different visual perspective.
Grit, Larry, and Harvey Leach in my opinion are the ground breaking artists in this field. Harvey especially lately. Thanks, but anything I do would be redundant. As far as inlay "camps" go I belong to the Laskin style more than anyone else these days.
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Yeah, Craig needs to do a "vine-like" inlay. How about the frog's tongue down the fretboard with flies stuck on it at marker positions?

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No flies, but I will do one. I need to.

No one will think I am a real inlayer until I do a vine.

Any takers?

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Tree Frogs are poisonous, don't lick the fretboard!

Very nice work!

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