Saturday, April 27, 2013
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Leviathan
Bulldog
An older piece made from an assortment of casters, brass curtain rods, a forklift part, and a two sided clay head.
I traded this piece for some awesome artwork by the very talented Ryan Abegglen.
Visit his site here: http://www.ryanabegglen.com/
I traded this piece for some awesome artwork by the very talented Ryan Abegglen.
Visit his site here: http://www.ryanabegglen.com/
Naked
Aside from a single piece of art that I made in a college class, this is the earliest piece of sculpture that I made using an assortment of found materials and hand crafted parts.
I carved the figure, body and animal head from bass wood. Hemp was used for the fur, copper legs and motorcycle springs, a motorcycle fuel line, keys, rivets, nails, and an anchor cut from metal... all attached to the stone base.
I put off selling him as he was to be traded for a piece of custom made furniture. The deal never materialized, so he remains sitting in my studio like a totem to my sculptural beginnings.
Available
I carved the figure, body and animal head from bass wood. Hemp was used for the fur, copper legs and motorcycle springs, a motorcycle fuel line, keys, rivets, nails, and an anchor cut from metal... all attached to the stone base.
I put off selling him as he was to be traded for a piece of custom made furniture. The deal never materialized, so he remains sitting in my studio like a totem to my sculptural beginnings.
Available
The Archangel of the Apocalypse
The Red Rider
Hand carved wooden head, and an assortment of old found objects.
He received a lot of press in the Tampa area as he was used as a promotional photo for the Gasparilla Art Fair years ago. I sold him just before going to the fair much to the dismay of the fair goers who wanted a look at him in person.
Private collection.
He received a lot of press in the Tampa area as he was used as a promotional photo for the Gasparilla Art Fair years ago. I sold him just before going to the fair much to the dismay of the fair goers who wanted a look at him in person.
Private collection.
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