
Welcome to the Seascape page, we have been commissioned to make a colourful underwater scene comprising of different coral and tropical fish with the overall size being 4ft x 2.5ft
| The first piece to be cut out is the Brain Coral which will be situated in the bottom left hand corner, the internal cuts have been pre-drilled | |  | |
Adding to the lower left hand corner are a couple of shells, a sea sponge and starfish, the beginnings of the background is made from Tulip wood | |  | |
Checking the fit of each adjoining piece as we go | |  | |
Sanding down the sea sponge to create different height levels | |  | |
This bottom left hand corner, shaped and sanded | |  | |
Working across from the bottom left to the far right | |  | |
Shaping one of the sea plants | |  | |
The far bottom right hand corner cut out and ready for shaping | |  | |
Using masking tape to hold the pieces together while checking the outline of the piece against the sea background | |  | |
Tracing around the individual pieces onto the sea background | |  | |
Following the new traced line to cut out part of the sea background | |  | |
Using the drill to make a blade entry hole in the section to be removed | |  | |
Check the fit of the new pieces before cutting | |  | |
Using the scrollsaw to cut out waste material | |  | |
The insert fitted note the grain going in the opposite direction to give added detail to the finished piece | |  | |
Rough sand the coral down to different heights | |  | |
Marking the height of an adjacent piece on the sea shell | |  | |
Scene progressing nicely | |  | |
Tracing around one of the fish onto the sea surface | |  | |
Cutting around the shape of the fish on a piece that will be the sea | |  | |
Making progress up from the bottom right hand corner | |  | |
As with the left hand side | |  | |
Marking around the top of a sea sponge where it meets a piece of coral | |  | |
Note the slight difference in the new trace line to the original pattern line | |  | |
Cutting out the top most coral | |  | |
Marking out the correct position of the pieces onto the back-board | |  | |
Fitting the clown fish into the pieces of coral | |  | |
Cutting out the many pieces of small coral | |  | |
Tracing around the clown fish area so it can be dropped into the sea pieces | |  | |
Starting the sanding process of the clown fish area | |  | |
The vocal point in the centre of the Seascape is a large piece of coral with fish appearing to be circling around it | |  | |
The fin of this fish has been raised with a 3mm insert | |  | |
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