Technically, this polyhedral is half way between an Icosidodecahedron and a Rhombic Triacontahedron. This was cut in mirrored acrylic and proofgrade walnut as the inlay. This is probably the closest to a round shape I’ve created. Lots of screws.
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You are a king of polyshapes! They just keep getting more and more complex!
(Are you selling any of these, or is your house starting to get a little cramped?) 
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I would love to sell some or all of these. 
Currently, they are just in my house making me look a little crazy…
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Yeah - know the feeling! 
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Yeah I have creatures everywhere. They defy all attempts to store them, too. Spheres don’t pack too tightly. 
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I haven’t started naming them like you, so I think mental health wise, I’m still safe.
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I love them all, but the combo of mirrored acrylic and walnut is close to my favorite.
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Truly amazing! I just love seeing what you will come up with next!!!
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This one looks fantastic!
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Gosh, you must buy screws by the rail car load! That’s a bunch. This is yet another lovely example of your multifaceted art—love it!
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Very nice shape! Quite striking.
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I see what you did there! 
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You are incredibly insane…in the best of ways when it come to very deca-poly… mega-molly shape creation and execution in our known universe!!! You have SKILLZ!!!
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You know, like nunchuck skills, bowhunting skills, computer hacking skills… Girls only want boyfriends who have great skills. -Napoleon Dynamite
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