Thanks a lot @ploppi

That possibly is the perfect fit for the complex layers that I do...it also supports the index finger tip which I was suffering cramps from. More I look at it the more I like (plus using back end of the spoon would keep sliding).

I actually think maybe I cut a weird way but the way in the video pressure goes to the top index finger is the problem I was having but think can hold slightly different way with padding will work a treat! It will definitely help in more visibility in where I am actually cutting though. Starting my next one hopefully next week if all goes well so will give this fisker cutter a go

Will go with your first one I think...appreciate the help though!

Ploppi is a star isnt he?, hes a regular santas little helper.

Love you Plops.

I decided to paint a little tribute to the late Robin Williams. Hereitis

"Coney Island Baby" triptych on plywood.  Will be displayed and for sale at a local gallery in the spring.

I posted this in the Me Art Monday thread earlier in the week , meaning to post it here. I just finished a new piece:

I made this today for my cousins 50th birthday, little bit naughty ripping Eine but it's a bit of harmless fun. For my birthday earlier in the year he drew me a picture of something we saw at Art 14 as he obviously couldn't afford the £15k price tag of the original so I've returned the favour of giving him something I can't afford an original of.

Thanks dude, quite possibly the easiest stencil I've ever done too.

That is great @cai. Do you have them uploaded somewhere?

Well I really dig your work. You must have a fertile imagination.

I wouldn't use that one as your business card... Not gonna turn over much soil with that fork dude.

Thanks fed and Dr Plip, your positive comments and good humor are much appreciated - as a newbie it's a bit of a leap to stick stuff up. I also love collage, a very democratic and forgiving medium.

No training, special skills, or big cost - and the only limits your imagination. It's also a truly playful and organic thing to do, rather than starting out with some sort of entirely preconceived idea.

Recently found the work of Winston Smith, who did stuff for the dead Kennedy's - worth taking a look for collage fans.

Congrats! They all look great