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BobsToothpickCityArt β Bob's Toothpick City by Bob Morehead - sculptures
Published: 2014-04-11 16:25:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 26385; Favourites: 1847; Downloads: 322
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Pictured here are (L-R) Nikki's Treehouse, Escape, and Abby Gail Tower. Combined, they are well over 20,000 toothpicks.Related content
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Your Patience, Creativity, Imagaination & Skill is Amazing!Β Wow! Β 
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Just Wow! Β These are fantastic, I love them!!
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These are fantastic. Even just the ideas behind the two raised homes are beautiful, but then you brought them to life with such beauty and great technique. The contrast between them is quite stunning too, from the very prickly base and lots of edges to the much smoother trees supporting the second. Great designs both, and if they were real it would be hard for me to choose which one to buy as my home. The tower is lovely too, and quite a grand idea. It would make a good town hall with room for offices (especially the "higher" office with extra room) plus the belfry could also make a great lookout spot.
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Thank You...and thanks for taking a detailed look at my work.Β Your kind words are very much appreciated!!!
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Those are really amazing. Great design, great form, great craftsmanship.
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Wow! Beautiful work! I especially love Nikki's Treehouse.
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These are marvellous! They've all got such unique charm to them, and I'm so impressed at how detailed they are. Who knew toothpicks could combine to form something so wonderful? But then that's art for you
Fantastic work!
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Thanks so much!
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Thank You!
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Do you use white glue or hot glue for these?Β The detail is fantastic, which tells me it takes a long time for you to slowly put them together.Β Excellent!
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Thank you! I use elmers wood glue...which is actually yellow
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Fantastic job!
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holy freagin crap......these are made from toothpicks?!!! Β
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You must have a lot of spare time!Β Β
(Not meant to offend)
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Make an Iron throne with toothpicks instead of blades!
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All of my wow, to begin with how i love how they look to start with (the two first from the left being the foremost) it's all the more amazing that they are built with toothpicks.Β
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Ok I got it wrong.. For a minute I thought it was carved from one toothpick in minature!
Then I saw the background.........!Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β and the log bases.
Just had to laugh at myself and must say they are way, way beyond anything I could even dream of doing.
That's not just patience that's dedication to your art.
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That's INSANE!! That must have taken a ton of patience!
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This is amazing! The way you made the textures so smooth with toothpicks is absolutely amazing!
But that creepy caterpillar behind the chair just freaks me out.
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Amazing, this is certainly a unique gift!
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Oh my god! You are so talented! Those sculptures are amazing! I love them! Must 'v taken a LOT of work, right?
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looks like someones got too much time one their hands xD great job bro :3
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These are excellent sculptures!Β I applaud your talent and resourcefulness.
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id hate to fall off the stairs of the one on the left
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Holy chiz! This is soooooo AWESOME!!!Β Love it!Β 
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Send me these but I want a glass dome over them. I'd keep them forever!
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WHAT EVEN THESE ARE AMAZING
Good sir you have a HORRIFYINGLY large amount of patience and time on your hands
I applaud you
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Really amazing work! Beautiful pieces!
Years ago I made some pieces in a similar fashion, fun stuff, but I also had this friend, a magician from Chicago who was a good friend of Copperfield, anyway, Β he would make the most intricate vintage-style Okito cabinets, also known as a Chinese Checker cabinets, complete with hidden drawers and compartments entirely of toothpicks. it was so interesting - he even got a five page main spread in Magic magazine back then.
With your attention to detail , it's just a thought of something you might try in the future, I seem to remember his pieces commanded very high prices!
Thank you for bringing back a great memory, and again, simply amazing work!
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