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February 12, 2011 11:55:18 PM

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Franceska McCullough

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I'm a toothpick sculptor and I use thousands and thousands of toothpicks to create shapes based on the orbits of the planets and the constellations.

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Esther Randall

Absolutely beautiful form!

Feb. 14 2011 10:02 AM

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Bob Caron from Bennington, NH

I agree - very impressive.
How do you mount or display these works?

Feb. 13 2011 08:33 AM

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Scott Knecht

The amount of labor and detail to that is amazing. The size of the structure built from that kind of material is impressive.

Feb. 13 2011 07:19 AM

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