My wire sculpture, wire jewelry paracord dog leashes / bracelets, drawings, cartoons, amateur photography, and the occassional rant
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Monday, July 19, 2010
Art in Mat Cutting
I've often referred matting & framing to artistic ketchup for pictures-( I like Ketchup a lot ) It makes good food better, and bad food tolerable, ...the same can be said for matting & framing for artwork. buti decided to make a piece of art from matting framing alone,....
Silk mats & all hand cut with reverse bevels a thin red fillet to accentuate the red in the matting
This is hanging in my bedroom.
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
FRAME TURTLE !!!
A turtle made out of scrap picture frame moulding. When you do picture framing, you generate a lot of scraps,...some would say waste,...but not me. Framers by nature are pack rats,..we like to save everything, squirreling away pieces of this and that. This little guy was a present for Kelly. He was finished in 2 days. I used stain markers to color the unfinished sides, which had an unexpected effect of making the coloring more real looking.
Monday, July 5, 2010
E_L_E_P_H_A_N_T !
This is one of my first pieces.
I had worked on a little at a time, here & there.
All and all, probably close to 30 hrs went into this piece.
I probably used a hundred pieces of wire, 4 different types of wire were used. I used grommets for eye sockets to give the skull some form, and coiled black wire to make the eyes.
I had thought about making a body for it,...I may still.
O-n-i-o-n
Baby Turtle
Apparently I like turtles. This was my first attempt at a turtle,...I decided to put it aside and make the larger Sea Turtle I posted a earlier instead,....but I had to finish the little guy! He is actually about a dozen pieces of wire! he has copper colored staples for eyes, about the size of a small pancake. Now that I think of it, Pancake would be a stellar name for a pet turtle!
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