Moollon's Mr. Ji
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Moollon's Mr. Ji
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Certainly not my work, but I totally love this guy. Soft spoken, always experimenting with guitar designs and heaps more. Last week he surprised me by finally telling me that he has a blog page that shows his ongoing work, and I thought some of you might appreciate what he does. 20+ years as a luthier, but nearly 30 as a sculptor and painter, and he pretty much sums up the face of Moollon. I'm looking forward to a new design of his, a phoenix from traditional Korean art to be etched on a single Jazz bass guard + control panel-sized piece of polished aluminum for my J-Classic (will post later), a version of which is visible between the pickups on the top side of the following guitar.
We just sent a custom Narcis to Crispian Mills:
More conventional stuff:
A pre-diet illustration of Suhyun, builder of most of Moollon's BufferAge line.
Unknown Anglo female:
His latest design, his twist on a rendering of Korean Buddhist art (inverse), and one of his most detailed images ever. Took about 3 weeks to finish.
Certainly not my work, but I totally love this guy. Soft spoken, always experimenting with guitar designs and heaps more. Last week he surprised me by finally telling me that he has a blog page that shows his ongoing work, and I thought some of you might appreciate what he does. 20+ years as a luthier, but nearly 30 as a sculptor and painter, and he pretty much sums up the face of Moollon. I'm looking forward to a new design of his, a phoenix from traditional Korean art to be etched on a single Jazz bass guard + control panel-sized piece of polished aluminum for my J-Classic (will post later), a version of which is visible between the pickups on the top side of the following guitar.
We just sent a custom Narcis to Crispian Mills:
More conventional stuff:
A pre-diet illustration of Suhyun, builder of most of Moollon's BufferAge line.
Unknown Anglo female:
His latest design, his twist on a rendering of Korean Buddhist art (inverse), and one of his most detailed images ever. Took about 3 weeks to finish.
Last edited by ultratwin on Thu Nov 18, 2010 12:03 am, edited 2 times in total.
Glad you asked, as very few do!Gavin wrote:What is the correct pronunciation of Moollon anyway?
It's fairly close to an anglicized mool-lone, with no particular accent on either syllable, although the second syllable is emphasized in colloquial Korean if one were to mean "you betcha!" instead of a plain old "of course", which is what Moollon (물론) actually means. That being said, Mr. Park tends to pronounce it exactly as us 'murikanz pronounce Moulin (Rouge) at the NAMM show when introducing the stuff to those who drop in.
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Re: Moollon's Mr. Ji.
i'm out on a limb here, but looks like Rachel McAdams:ultratwin wrote:Unknown Anglo female:
EDIT: it's gotta be her. the hair in the bottom pic even matches the one in the painting. couldn't imagine a more beautiful subject.
dots wrote:fuck that guy in his bunkhole.
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Ba Boom, all done and feeling good about it. Having it on for about a month now with several hours of weekly play, I've noticed that neck pickup shielding is no doubt a contributing benefit, but to experience it first hand as a long-term J-bass player is a real delight.
I shoop'd out the major finish chip recently incurred.
I shoop'd out the major finish chip recently incurred.