Marsh Grass 1

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Marsh Grass 1

I've gotten pretty fond of hammered metal. The rods began to look like grass fronds to me.
I switched to copper from bronze a while ago as I liked the patina of the copper.
I've found a place with some really good rocks here in Houston that I can buy for cheap. This rock is from a Canadian river bed.
I drilled holes in the stone, hammered copper wire, rods and then annealed them. Then I chuck them in vinegar and salt to add tooth to them, then add a copper patina I got from "Compleat Sculptor" - my new favorite shopping site.
Used an epoxy to set the copper in the holes and then twisted and shaped the metal to look like grass. Viola!


Rob Mooney's picture

Marsh Grass

Wow ...What a Cool way to use left-over copper shimstock .Great stuff !


Jim Adams's picture

Hi Pam, I've seen your work

Hi Pam,

I've seen your work in the M2 Gallery. Definite intensity there.


J.R. Tamayo's picture

I'm partial to this artist,

I'm partial to this artist, I mean this piece, I mean this work...


Gene Olson's picture

What, only partial? Thanks

What, only partial?
Thanks for bringing it to the fore again.

Wish Pam had been able to make it up to the 07 shindig. It would have been nice to meet her.

Gene Olson
Sculptor
Elk River, MN