TITLE: Creole Cat MEDIUM: 11 gauge steel Painted with Enamel Paint SIZE: Approximately 12″ tall x 12″ wide A steel cat painted with a variety
TITLE: The Tree of Life MEDIUM: 11 gauge steel cut with an acetylene torch SIZE: Approximately 18″ tall x 18″ wide Made from three versions
TITLE: Chalkboard Idol MEDIUM: 11 gauge steel cut with an acetylene torch SIZE: Approximately 14″ tall x 8″ wide Chalkboard, Enamel painted creole cooking motifs
TITLE: The Fanciful Flounder MEDIUM: 11 gauge steel cut with an acetylene torch Painted with Enamel Paint SIZE: Approximately 14″ long x 12″ tall Painted
Spring is in the air, Easter is almost here and the new site is almost ready. What better time to post some of my “older”
[ANOTHER PRACTICE POST] LAO TZU – GIVE A MAN A FISH… Back in ancient Chinese times, sometime between the 4th and 6th century BC, Lao
Cut out catfish. [practice post] comment? question? critique? Tell us what do you think ?
A visitor after the cutting was finished! THE PROCESS IS A BIT MORE COMPLICATED BUT YOU GET THE IDEA. These were some large fish created
Large Tree of Life Not finished yet but, coming along. Mirror images of tree and roots. comment? question? critique? Tell us what do you think
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