Recent Work for Guitar Gallery

[Tony Vines]

Hey all, Here are a few photos of a recent guitar I sent to Robin at Guitar Gallery. I really enjoy working with her and the photos and videos are top notch. Head over to the Guitargal website and check it out.

[soma5]

Gorgeous! Robin is top-notch. I have only the utmost respect for her.

[El Conquistador]

Just checked out this guitar at Guitar Gallery, beautiful work!

Steve

[Tony Vines]

Originally Posted by soma5

Gorgeous! Robin is top-notch. I have only the utmost respect for her.

Yes indeed! Honesty and integrity goes a long way in my book.

Hey Steve....Thanks!!

[John Osthoff]

Originally Posted by Tony Vines

Yes indeed! Honesty and integrity goes a long way in my book.

Hey Steve....Thanks!!

Looking great Tony, Cool rosette too.

Although I am not officially exclusive with Robin I sort of am. She is not only a great friend, but a super representative. As you say, honesty and integrity through and through.

[Tony Vines]

Originally Posted by John Osthoff

Looking great Tony, Cool rosette too.

Although I am not officially exclusive with Robin I sort of am. She is not only a great friend, but a super representative. As you say, honesty and integrity through and through.

Hey John, Its great to see you here. Thank you for your kind words regarding the rosette...ya know, it kinda happened by accident....I like it when those things happen during the building process.

[John Osthoff]

Originally Posted by Tony Vines

Hey John, Its great to see you here. Thank you for your kind words regarding the rosette...ya know, it kinda happened by accident....I like it when those things happen during the building process.

Yea man, it has been too long since we have run into each other in person. Healdsburg or even back to Newport.

I have a few inlays that came about during the build. One of my favorites of this sort of thing was when I was at a show checking out a friends guitar. I told how much I loved the way the cutaway was executed. He quietly told me that when he was bending the venetian style cutaway the side broke! He proceeded to reverse the broken off part and made it into a florentine cutaway and one of the most tasteful ones I have ever seen.

[TomB'sox]

Sorry, I am late to the party, but that rosette is really unique and really cool. Congrats!

[Tony Vines]

Thanks Tom!