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Wanted to take some good pics. I realized I'm not much of a photographer. Here's what I came up with.
The specs are
Walnut back and sides
Curly redwood top
Koa binding
Abalone shell where you see it
Ebony fretboard and head plate
Walnut bridge
Mahogany bolt on neck
French polished finished

Had a lot of fun with this one. Tried some new things like the cut away and using a curly redwood top. I think the next one will be much more simplified.

One last pic.

Man, that is beautiful..
-tommy

She's a looker Kyle, great job.

Kevin

That dark purfling adds a touch of flare. I may have to borrow that design detail. Nice indeed.
Not enough rrrrrrr's in purrrrrrrrdy

Just a beautiful job on that guitar, great top! What is the tone like with that combination of woods? Congratulations on a stunner.

Absolutely gorgeous Kyle. Nice job!

Thanks guys! It's sounds quite good to my ear. A little more sustain than my previous guitars, not sure what to attribute that to, wood choice or bracing or a combination.

SKBarbour wrote:Thanks guys! It's sounds quite good to my ear. A little more sustain than my previous guitars

Perhaps that's because you used sustainable wood species??

Sorry 'bout that... I have snow on the brain.
Coldest and snowiest in the Northeast since God knows when.

Hey Kyle, can you do some closer-up photos of the peghead and rosette??

-tommy

I had that coming, haha. Here are some close ups.