Playtime salesman sample
Mixed media: Reclaim pine boards and fire
Part of the "do you play with matches?" Series I'm into at present.
Mixed media: Reclaim pine boards and fire
Part of the "do you play with matches?" Series I'm into at present.
2025 has been the year of the copper jellyfish for me. Here is the final in a year long series. Hope you enjoy.
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Made these minis (4"X5") for a show coming up in the new year. From a series I'm doing with fire and matches titled "do you play with matches". You can see the first work in the series on my profile.
Mixed media and fire.
This is number six in a seven part series of jellyfish. Made from recycled copper pipe and wire as well as local beach finds. Copper is all hand pounded.
Measurements of entire sculpture 14"x14"x18" high.
I hope you enjoy.
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A piece from a series I've been working on using mixed media and fire.
3'x4'
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/44165644
Welcome back to jellies!
A wonderful Lemmy user ordered this custom jellyfish several months ago. It's been a long time coming and he has been very gracious about it all which I am very thankful for.
It's made from hand pounded, recycled copper and local beach finds. It takes me about 40-50 hours in total to make one. This one is about 23 x 23 x 36 cm or 9 x 9 x 14 inches. They have been getting larger each go round as the originals were made for a 4" x 5" art show and sale. The next 3 will be even larger and are in process right now.
You can check out my profile for other copper artistic creations including the original 3 jellies I created in December/January for an art show and other fun stuff I like to create.
Zero
Welcome back to jellies!
A wonderful Lemmy user ordered this custom jellyfish several months ago. It's been a long time coming and he has been very gracious about it all which I am very thankful for.
It's made from hand pounded, recycled copper and local beach finds. It takes me about 40-50 hours in total to make one. This one is about 23 x 23 x 36 cm or 9 x 9 x 14 inches. They have been getting larger each go round as the originals were made for a 4" x 5" art show and sale. The next 3 will be even larger and are in process right now.
You can check out my profile for other copper artistic creations including the original 3 jellies I created in December/January for an art show and other fun stuff I like to create.
Zero
Found this hanging in the little kitchen thing at my kids Jiu Jitsu gym today (boxing, Jiu Jitsu and muay thai). It used to be a community center/church hall until recently. While I was making lunch for a seminar I spotted this gem and brought it home.
I Made it better with some gloves and belts. Now I will rehang it and see who notices.
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Jellies 4, 5, 6 & 7 are on the way!
A fellow Lemmy user has ordered a jelly based on my last works so I decided I should make a few more.
These will be the tops for 4 new jellies that should be complete in a week or two.
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Welcome to jellies!
Jellies #1,2 and 3 were pieces I made for a local art show. They are constructed of reclaim hand pounded copper and local beach wood and stones.
All sold
Commissioned custom jellies available on order.
I should also add I am happy to arrange barter for goods or services as opposed to cash for art pieces.
I finally got a Lemmy sign in for just art stuff. You can contact me here for any inquiries about purchases or custom work. I've been transitioning from American social media and making new fedi accounts and spreading them about. I enjoy sharing my work here and Is m just looking for a new way to reach people with my artistic endeavors.
Zero
Welcome to jellies!
Jellies #1,2 and 3 were pieces I made for a local art show this winter. They are constructed of reclaim hand pounded copper and local beach wood and stones.
All sold
Commissioned custom jellies available on order.
I finally got a Lemmy sign in for just art stuff. You can contact me here for any inquiries about purchases or custom work. I've been transitioning from American social media and making new fedi accounts and spreading them about. I enjoy sharing my work here and Is m just looking for a new way to reach people with my artistic endeavors.
I should also add I am happy to arrange barter for goods or services as opposed to cash for art pieces.
Zero