Fabricated steel bones with stainless steel highlights, bronze ligaments, and copper skin. You can't live in the southwest without sculpting a horse.

Sometimes here in Arizona you drive by as small, bare, dusty lot with a horse just starving and rotting away on it, and you wonder, "What in Hell are those people thinking?" as you contemplate the owner's reality.

Two years ago I posted an inquiry for ideas about how best to form a double curved cone.

We use these in elevated water tanks for municipalities for their drinking water supply.

The cone is a smooth or flared transition between the stem of the tank and the sphere. The tank is similar to a golf ball on a tee. It is known as a water sphere type tank. The flared cone goes between the shaft or stem of the tank and the sphere on top.

www.byjohan.se - metal sculptures by JP Jonsson

Hello all,

My name is David Hebert. I've been doing fabricated metal sculpture for about 7 years now, after previously doing structural aluminum fabrication. I mainly do abstract contemporary wall art in steel, and aluminum as well as ornamental iron. I'm looking forward to learning some of the other techniques others of yall are doing. Also could anyone help me get into doing commercial and public art? I'm not sure how to get started in all that and would love to learn.

"The Anatomy of a Calamity"

This installation, consisting of five separate pieces, follows the course of a catastrophic event as it manifests itself in the life of a survivor. Each of the five pieces depicts a stage of the process.