The work of David Huang

Fred Zweig - Tuesday, February 12, 2008 - 8:16am

I just wanted to make everyone aware of the work being done by David Huang and have you view his incredible website.

http://www.davidhuang.org/gallery/

David raises vessels and often will chase and model his designs onto the surface. He is free with his information and has recently completed a vessel for me commissioned by my wife for our 30th wedding anniversary.

http://www.davidhuang.org/gallery/Studio?page=2

Be sure to check out his wonderfully simple stakes, his figurative work and spectacular patinas.

My hats off to this successful metalsmith.

Fred

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Wow thank you

B.J. Severtson - Tuesday, February 12, 2008 - 9:29am

Wow thank you Fred, His site gets my must see rating. Brad

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Thank you Fred!!!

SteelyJan - Tuesday, February 12, 2008 - 9:40am

Thanks Fred for sharing with us. David's work is amazing. Beautiful colors. I love the use of the gold leaf to make the insides luminous! Wow they must be pricey! Where is he located? Janet R.

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Worth it.

Fred Zweig - Tuesday, February 12, 2008 - 1:54pm

David says the vessels begin to glow as he applies the gold leaf. They are not inexpensive and worth each penny. He lives in Sand Lake, Michigan.

I spoke with him yesterday and the demand for his work is begining to exceed his ability to make them fast enough. It is great to see someone who can be successful at his passion.

Fred

Fred Zweig
Metalsmith

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David's work is awsome, he

grizz - Tuesday, February 12, 2008 - 5:23pm

David's work is awsome, he did a series of articles for Art Calender Magazine last year, what an artist!

"GRIZZ"
www.grizzlyiron.com

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David Huang featured Metalsmith Mag summer '08

wbf - Tuesday, August 19, 2008 - 3:05pm

Alas, alac the only place in G.R.MI you can purchase a single issue of MetalSmith is the Schuller's on 28th [not downtown].

David Huang was my teacher the semester prior to his retirement from teaching. I could not have asked for a better teacher or mentor;

Thanks David!

WBF ;)

"I will never tell you you cannot try it" - David Huang

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It's hard not to be able to

Kimberli Matin - Tuesday, August 19, 2008 - 3:58pm

It's hard not to be able to touch one they are so.....alluring. I've never seen that voting thing he has on his site....interesting. I can see why he is so successful!

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