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Only the Echoes Remain And then, it’s over. The pieces are gathered up for photography, tools are packed, and workshops cleaned. All that remains is the auction… Started by Ross Annels	0	Jul 1, 2012
The Pointy end of Echo Lake There is a tipping point in every collaboration event - when the mood changes from the playful “maybe” and “how about” to the realisation t… Started by Ross Annels	1	Jun 29, 2012 Reply by Brigitte Martin
Nakashima Studios One of the great joys of attending a collaboration event is the generous, talented and creative people you meet. This post is a personal th… Started by Ross Annels	0	Jun 24, 2012
Getting Earnest at Echo Things have begun in earnest now - well at least as earnest as they get at a collaboration event. Harvey wore a carefully selected non-matc… Started by Ross Annels	3	Jun 24, 2012 Reply by Ross Annels
The Group Project at Echo Lake Group projects are a cornerstone of Collaboration events, serving to draw together makers from disparate disciplines and media. At Echo Lak… Started by Ross Annels	1	Jun 23, 2012 Reply by Brigitte Martin
It Begins - the Echo Lake Collaboration I meet my lift to Echo Lake on a street corner in Philadelphia, and after an hour or so of driving and talking with my new friend Kelly we… Started by Ross Annels	2	Jun 22, 2012 Reply by Brigitte Martin
Leaving my Studio I had planned to do a lovely post about the process of packing up my workshop, and choosing tools to travel with - complete with a carefull… Started by Ross Annels	2	Jun 13, 2012
The collaborationists: Graeme Priddle Meet Graeme Priddle - wood artist from New Zealand and uber-collaborationist. Graeme lives in Northland, New Zealand, but works around the… Started by Ross Annels	0	Jun 4, 2012
Bunya: can’t see the trees for the wood The magnificent Bunya Pine grows as a rainforest emergent in my local area. As a furniture maker it is too easy to become excited about t… Started by Ross Annels	1	Jun 4, 2012 Reply by Brigitte Martin
Always be careful how you begin ... There is an old superstition that says something like ‘how you start the year is how you will end it”. I am wondering if the same sort of t… Started by Ross Annels	0	May 22, 2012