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Granted, a few are the 2018 version, but the custom color options and unique graphics make every angel of those bats difficult to identify. But, the point is, there really are just 3 different bats in the above pictures. We can’t tell, just by the pictures, if that if there are any balanced or end loaded versions of the Insane or CF.

Although it looks ike there are at least 10 different models, the truth is those are just the DeMarini Cf Zen, CF Voodoo Insane and CF Voodoo One. Today, however, Demarini’s numerous iterations take a very trained eye and a slow camera.įrom DeMarini’s Instagram account we took the above image. And the ability to identify a bat from a distance was something we took a ton of pride in.

Not too many years ago the idea of custom bats was unheard of. Here are our previous reviews on the Zen through the ages.If DeMarini does anything well, it is the ability to deliver innumerable color and style options on marquee bats. The bat has been a top notch industry setting bat since the beginning of composite and aluminum baseball. And for me as a new artist, turning a discarded piece of wood into a beautiful object which encapsulates the spirit of nature is one of the most gratifying things in the world.DeMarini has made slow progress on the CF Zen over the years for good reason we think. Something it can be proud of being and perhaps restore it to something close to its former glory. I try to restore an often withered and defeated lump of wood and turn it into something beautiful.

As romantic as these notions are, I try to do each piece of wood justice. Was it felled by the elements or by human hand? How did it end up in the sea? Did it travel miles from the rivers source or was it carried by man? What has it seen on its way? Family's? Right? Wrong? Birth? Death? Everything in between? Or is it just a twig that dropped into the River Exe a mile from from its resting place. Was it planted or did it float on the breeze? Which county, state, country, continent did it come to life? What did it grow up to be? A large tree that sheltered people from the elements or perhaps a house or an old galleon. It was a tree once, where did it start off as a seed. I often wonder where a specific piece of driftwood has come from. The thing I love most about driftwood though,apart from the look and feel is the mystery behind it. The power that drives my electric tools also all comes from sustainable energy sources. Although I don't hug trees, it's my belief that sustainability should be at the heart of all business practice and protecting our beautiful county and planet is a responsibility we should all take more seriously. And with such rich resources either being washed up on our lovely coast or falling off our many trees, why use new materials? I ONLY used reclaimed wood or drift/fall wood in my artwork and woodwork and make a monthly donation to one of the UK's leading charities who plant new baby trees. Devon, in my humble opinion, is the most beautiful place in the world.

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After the image was uploaded to Facebook I quickly had 20+ commissions and so Zen Wood Design was born and I immediately started working full time and haven't looked back since.

I started my journey into art in January 2019 when I made a driftwood shark for my brother in law. I am a driftwood artist from Woodbury in Devon.