This is my latest and unfinished project. All that remains is to solder all the indiviual leaf stems to a common branch stem (gulp). I'm mostly worried about previous solder joints coming undone, any helpful commens would be appreciated. There are additional pictures of this and other projects of mine at:

I made this stainless steel sculpture as a tribute to the great musicians, it's 900 mm x 400 mm x 150 mm.
If any one is interested it's listed on Etsy and there are a few extra pictures as well. :)

7"H x 5"W x 6"D Created using 24 and 26 gauge solid copper wire. The trunk and the root system are cotaed and will retain a glossy appearance. The branches and the twigs are untreated copper and will darken and petina with age.

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Wire tree sculpture with hammered leaves. 17" wide x 28" high. Created using 18, 24 and 26 gauge steel galvanized wire. The hundreds of leaves are created by hammering flat every end of every wire, the flattened leaves are then hand painted in several shades of green using enamel paint. The fully exposed root system is set into a beautifully hand painted floral design 7" round ceramic pot. The tree sculpture is permanently bonded into its base using a mixture of mortar, white glue, sea sand, pebbles and small rocks. The sand is painted in shades of green and yellow, using India ink, giving the appearance of a moss setting. This sculpture can be displayed in direct sunlight. All the coloring agents used are light fast, and will not fade.