Woodturning Design by Mike Darlow (2003, Trade Paperback)

Fox Chapel Publishing Company, Incorporated

1565231961

9781565231962

2340459

Woodturning Design

Mike Darlow

Trade Paperback

English

Woodwork

2003

Yes

Crafts & Hobbies

280 Pages

11 in

0.7 in

8.5 in

36.1 Oz

Trade

1. The Design Process 1-4 1.1 An Introduction to Design 2-4 1.2 Endnotes 42. Perception 5-10 2.1 How Our Minds Perceive 5-10 2.2 Conclusion 10 2.3 Endnotes 103. A History of Aesthetics 11-40 3.1 The Ancient and Medieval Period 11-14 3.2 The Renaissance 14-17 3.3 The Modern Period 17-38 3.4 Summary 38-39 3.5 Endnotes 39-404. Design Concepts and Issues 41-88 4.1 Modern Aesthetic Meanings 41-58 4.2 Concepts Which Influence Our Perceptions 59-71 4.3 Concepts Concerned with the Production of Turnings 71-78 4.4 Moral Concepts 78-86 4.5 Endnotes 87-885. Stage 1 Design 89-116 5.1 Inception 89-93 5.2 Feasibility 94 5.3 Intentions 95-109 5.4 Restraints 110-115 5.5 Incubation and Illumination 116 5.6 The Preliminary Design 116 5.7 The Initial Design Proposal 116 5.8 Endnotes6. Ornament and Moldings 117-148 6.1 Ornament 118-122 6.2 Moldings 122-147 6.3 Endnotes 1487. The Detailed Design of Form 149-174 7.1 Design Tools 149-154 7.2 Wholistic Detailed Design 155-163 7.3 Design-by-Parts 163-171 7.4 Designing for Appropriateness 172-174 7.5 Endnotes 1748. Decoration 175-188 8.1 Color 175-179 8.2 Pattern 180-186 8.3 Texture 186-188 8.4 Gloss Level 188 8.5 Endnotes 1889. Designing Spindles 189-196 9.1 Intentions 189-190 9.2 Show-and-Tell 191-19610. Box Design 197-208 10.1 Intentions 197-200 10.2 Influences on Form 200-203 10.3 Guidelines 203 10.4 Lids 203-206 10.5 Lid/Base Proportions 206/207 10.6 Show-and-Tell 207-208 10.7 Endnotes 20811. Vessel Design 209-214 11.1 Stage 1 Design 209 11.2 Detailed Design 109-21412. Columns 215-260 12.1 Columns in Ancient Egypt 215-222 12.2 Columns in the Ancient Near East 223 12.3 Ancient Greek Columns 224-229 12.4 Roman Columns 229-232 12.5 Romanesque and Gothic Columns 232-233 12.6 The Formalization of the Orders 233-234 12.7 Columns After the Renaissance 235-239 12.8 Asian Columns 239 12.9 Designing Classical Columns 240-256 12.10 The Manufacture of Columns 256-257 12.11 Balusters 258-259 12.12 Endnotes 26013. Where Next? 261-264 13.1 Where Next for Woodturning? 261-264 13.2 Where Next for This Series 264Index 265-271

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