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This exquisite guitar was the show stealer as far as I was concerned. It was built by Todd Lunneborg, inlayed by Larry Robinson and painted by Wendy Ortiz. I talked with Todd for a bit about how he envisioned it and about finding Wendy's painting. Nice guy.
It was a fun show! I was only able to get away from my booth in short spells, so I hurried through the exhibits. As someone who does not play guitar, I was looking at them purely as objects of art and they were fantastic. My straps were well received by show goers and some of the luthiers, too. I sold about half of the straps I brought with me and took several custom orders.
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