With this series of dragons, I tried to impart an individual personality with each one. Body language and hand gestures were used to achieve the caricaturization of these beasts, while still maintaining a graceful dragon flow. I keep them together and hope they can stay that way no matter who their caretaker is.
franK
Thursday, June 13, 2013
Thursday, March 21, 2013
Three Hook Dragon
This sculpture is designed to hang up your Bat Cape and such. Much of this sculpture is created using re-purposed material.
Saturday, February 16, 2013
I received a request from Bonifas a Arts Center for a sculpture donation
that will be for an auction May 4. The theme for the auction is Motown
Motion. I am from Detroit and damn proud of it, so I made this
sculpture. The base is a brake rotor and the five dancing singers are
made using 1/4" wire. Its not quite complete but the basic sculpture is
there.This is the third piece in my Motown Sculpture Series.
yeh, I hoid it true da grape vine.......
yeh, I hoid it true da grape vine.......
Labels:
brake line dance,
motown sculpture series
This is my first attempt at a steam punk(ish sculpture. The base is a
Beech root and the vine and leaves are mild steel. The vine is made
using re-purposed metal pulled from a swamp, the leaves are sheet metal
that was used to make automobile body repairs. The gauge is a
speedometer from a Model A Ford. This is the second from my Motown
Sculpture Series.
Said son, you're gonna drivr me to drink'n
If ya don't stop drive'n that hot rod Lincoln
franK
Said son, you're gonna drivr me to drink'n
If ya don't stop drive'n that hot rod Lincoln
franK
Thursday, November 29, 2012
Wine Rack Sculpture
This wine rack is designed to compliment a wood rack for the same patron. It holds standard 450ml. bottles and various other wine bottle shapes. There is around a 10 degree slant toward the cork. Incorporated in the sculpture is a grape vine with the roots at the bottom and climbing up the back of the rack to the top where branches with tendrils and leaves move horizontaly.
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
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