I think you may have surpassed my design in overall aesthetic the rounded semi bee hive base looks good. How does it feel in the hand?Considering I used your handle as inspiration, I can hardly object to Troy doing another for a fellow P&Cer
Yeah mate, like all the others, measured perfectly by eye, and all measurements kept in my headlove that shape @TroyTools and @Nanook - congratulations.
@TroyTools I hope you kept measurements for future projects
Just too pretty. Purple/Grey/Green Ghost Chameleon colour shifting handle.
It changes colour depending on the angle you view it from, plus the amount/intensity of light reflecting back at you at any given moment.
It is predominantly a dark candy Purple in strong light, and the other colours show in dimmer lighting, and changing the angle of vision makes them show also.
Occasionally the sides will be Green &/or Grey, with the centre area still being purple. Really plays tricks on your eyes when it's in the hand.
1st one of it's kind from myself, using new techniques in colouring and finishing that I hadn't yet attempted before.
I'd say it turned out pretty good!
Fitted with a customer supplied Lansky HD G5 24mm knot, set high in the handle, soon to be in the hands of it's adventurous new owner, willing to take a risk on unproven colour application and finishing techniques.
Thank you @StratMan for your patience waiting for this one.
All that curing time paid off well.
and not a problem on my end at all with my patience.. if anything thanks for your patience, persistence and not giving up. your a true craftsman with exceptional customer service 
Gorgeous - congratulations on the Purple Haze @StratManJust too pretty. Purple/Grey/Green Ghost Chameleon colour shifting handle.
It changes colour depending on the angle you view it from, plus the amount/intensity of light reflecting back at you at any given moment.
It is predominantly a dark candy Purple in strong light, and the other colours show in dimmer lighting, and changing the angle of vision makes them show also.
Occasionally the sides will be Green &/or Grey, with the centre area still being purple. Really plays tricks on your eyes when it's in the hand.
1st one of it's kind from myself, using new techniques in colouring and finishing that I hadn't yet attempted before.
I'd say it turned out pretty good!
Fitted with a customer supplied Lansky HD G5 24mm knot, set high in the handle, soon to be in the hands of it's adventurous new owner, willing to take a risk on unproven colour application and finishing techniques.
Thank you @StratMan for your patience waiting for this one.
All that curing time paid off well.
A beautiful brush, and well done Troy.absolutely stunning mate, I love it
here is another pic I love, you cant see the colour shift to grey/green in this pic but can sort of see the change in colour in the 'shadow' the reflected light makes..
i'll be sure to show that will be on display in some SOTD pics shortly.. I just love how deep this purple goes
I shall name this one 'purple haze'
Which coin did you end up going for?
Congrats @TroyTools and @StratMan for the new brush as the colours and shape look amazing!Just too pretty. Purple/Grey/Green Ghost Chameleon colour shifting handle.
It changes colour depending on the angle you view it from, plus the amount/intensity of light reflecting back at you at any given moment.
It is predominantly a dark candy Purple in strong light, and the other colours show in dimmer lighting, and changing the angle of vision makes them show also.
Occasionally the sides will be Green &/or Grey, with the centre area still being purple. Really plays tricks on your eyes when it's in the hand.
1st one of it's kind from myself, using new techniques in colouring and finishing that I hadn't yet attempted before.
I'd say it turned out pretty good!
Fitted with a customer supplied Lansky HD G5 24mm knot, set high in the handle, soon to be in the hands of it's adventurous new owner, willing to take a risk on unproven colour application and finishing techniques.
Thank you @StratMan for your patience waiting for this one.
All that curing time paid off well.
The Phantom shaving brush.Just too pretty. Purple/Grey/Green Ghost Chameleon colour shifting handle.
It changes colour depending on the angle you view it from, plus the amount/intensity of light reflecting back at you at any given moment.
It is predominantly a dark candy Purple in strong light, and the other colours show in dimmer lighting, and changing the angle of vision makes them show also.
Occasionally the sides will be Green &/or Grey, with the centre area still being purple. Really plays tricks on your eyes when it's in the hand.
1st one of it's kind from myself, using new techniques in colouring and finishing that I hadn't yet attempted before.
I'd say it turned out pretty good!
Fitted with a customer supplied Lansky HD G5 24mm knot, set high in the handle, soon to be in the hands of it's adventurous new owner, willing to take a risk on unproven colour application and finishing techniques.
Thank you @StratMan for your patience waiting for this one.
All that curing time paid off well.
Well done, @TroyTools and @StratMan - absolutely beautiful!absolutely stunning mate, I love it
here is another pic I love, you cant see the colour shift to grey/green in this pic but can sort of see the change in colour in the 'shadow' the reflected light makes..
i'll be sure to show that will be on display in some SOTD pics shortly.. I just love how deep this purple goes
I shall name this one 'purple haze'
Amazingly beautiful! So jealous of @StratManJust too pretty. Purple/Grey/Green Ghost Chameleon colour shifting handle.
It changes colour depending on the angle you view it from, plus the amount/intensity of light reflecting back at you at any given moment.
It is predominantly a dark candy Purple in strong light, and the other colours show in dimmer lighting, and changing the angle of vision makes them show also.
Occasionally the sides will be Green &/or Grey, with the centre area still being purple. Really plays tricks on your eyes when it's in the hand.
1st one of it's kind from myself, using new techniques in colouring and finishing that I hadn't yet attempted before.
I'd say it turned out pretty good!
Fitted with a customer supplied Lansky HD G5 24mm knot, set high in the handle, soon to be in the hands of it's adventurous new owner, willing to take a risk on unproven colour application and finishing techniques.
Thank you @StratMan for your patience waiting for this one.
All that curing time paid off well.
Heh, we could start a thread of comic-book themed brushes.That's actually a fantastic name, and quite fitting.. but my love for strats and Hendrix is strong
It's not christened yet so still have time to change it? Hmmmm
I remember seeing a certain Forgotten Art brush named after the Huntress - here you go, I found it...Heh, we could start a thread of comic-book themed brushes.
very nice but it made me sort of lose the urge to name the brush after a guy in skin tight body suit
