Several puzzle names in Russian

[leshko]

People really like the inscriptions with their names. Sometimes it bothers me, but I have to go back to it again and again.

The first was Eve. To do this, I used the name of the font Cooper.

 

But then I decided to write by hand, this way I liked:

 

Theodore,  Stepan (Steven), Ulyana (Julia)

 

   

 

Nikita, Platon (Plato) 

 

Vladislav,

 

Birch, water-based acrylic paint, wood stain

[leshko]

Alexandr, Yaroslav, Xenia

 

Couples:

Alexander and Elena (Helen), Andrei (Andrew) and Christina, 

   

 

 

Alyosha (Alexei) and Natasha (Natalie). This inscription I sawed from 2 layers of different wood at the same time, so get another heart. Eucalyptus and walnut:

 

 

Andrei (Andrew) and Olga

Edited March 21, 2016 by leshko

[Phantom Scroller]

Alexey fantastic work love your blog.     Roly

[lawson56]

This is some Very Cool work.  

[newfie]

Nice cutting

[Scrolling Steve]

Sweet !....Very nice cutting !

[Dan]

Wow Alexey, you sure have been busy. Great work and I like the colors you added.

[woodknots]

Great work Alexey as usual. 

[FranMike Harley]

Beautiful work in any language !! Very nice indeed !!

[Scrappile]

Some very nice cutting and finishing.  Great photos also. 

[Kepy]

Very nice work.  Nice finishing.  What kind of wood are you using?

[Denny Knappen]

You sure are busy.  Wonderful work.

[amazingkevin]

People really like the inscriptions with their names. Sometimes it bothers me, but I have to go back to it again and again.

The first was Eve. To do this, I used the name of the font Cooper.

eva.JPG

 

But then I decided to write by hand, this way I liked:

 

Theodore,  Stepan (Steven), Ulyana (Julia)

Stepan (15)-780.JPGStepan (32)-780.jpg Stepan (35)-780.jpg

 

 Stepan (34)-780.jpg Stepan (33).JPG

 

Nikita, Platon (Plato) 

Nikita-04.jpg Platon-01-1200.jpg

 

Vladislav,

vladislav-00.jpg vladislav-01.jpg

Birch, water-based acrylic paint, wood stain

Your the best at what you do .So inspiring to see such a different twist in names applied.Please keep coming back showing your great works!

[Ron Johnson]

Very well done Alexey and nicely finished.

[penquin]

They all look great.  Can see you being ask for a lot of different names in Russian.  Like the two colored work, it came out very nice.  Thanks for sharing your work with us all.

jim

penquin

[orangeman]

Alexey,

 

Nice that you found us here.

 

Go ahead and post the one you did for me on commission for my granddaughter.

 

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[Lucky2]

Alexey, you work looks fantastic, thanks for sharing it with us.

Len

[leshko]

Thank you! 

I would like to respond to everyone, but I do not have enough vocabulary. In Russian there are a lot of words to say "thank you", but the computer-translation by Google turns everything into a "THANK YOU!

 

Wow Alexey, you sure have been busy. Great work and I like the colors you added.

 

But I must say that here gathered some of my labels created within 3 years.

 

 

Very nice work.  Nice finishing.  What kind of wood are you using?

Almost all of the letters are made of birch. The exception is the penultimate sign. It is made of walnut and eucalyptus. In my region harvested only birch (for packaging boxes, plywood) and coniferous (for construction). Other types of wood are growing south. In our forests you can find oak and ash, but they are few and we cherish them.

 

 

Go ahead and post the one you did for me on commission for my granddaughter.

It is our joint work with Brian: I drew a sketch, Brian put it into the wood:

[Dave Monk]

Super nice work. You do a very nice job finishing all the edges. dave