Here’s a great example of the burnt mottle patina on a large square vase that will soon be on its way to the Store at the Museum of Arts and Design in New York.
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at the Holiday Craft Fair at American Steel Studios
Metal Show – Healdsburg Center for the Arts
We just visited the Metal Show at the Healdsburg Center for the Arts, and I must say that the show is very good. It ends this Sunday – June the 22nd – but it’s well worth a look if you’re anywhere near Healdsburg any time from now until then. The Center is just off the main plaza and is open 11-5.
Reed and I were honored to be invited artists and they have displayed our work splendidly amongst a lot of other quite good metal art.
Grand Lake Farmers Market Saturday 17 March
Farmers Market this weekend
We’ll be showing our jewelry and vases and clocks at the Oakland Farmers Market this Saturday the 12th of April.
These are a couple of examples of our patinaed brass desk clocks.
Spherical shapes
Reed suggested we experiment with some spherical shapes using a new tool (more about the new tool later) – so we spent awhile at the end of the day yesterday starting to figure out what can be done:
We don’t know yet what we’re going to do with these things, though one intriguing idea is to use them in lighting fixtures. We have a bunch of exploration ahead of us.
Farmers Market
Grand Lake Farmers Market
the show at American Steel Studios last weekend
the second wallpiece this year
Here’s the second wallpiece we’ve built this year at our temporary studio space at American Steel Studios.
It’s almost entirely built from old pieces that were intended for other wallpieces, but somehow didn’t fit and have been saved in the studio. Next we’re working on another piece built from old pieces – stay tuned…