The bee is shell formed and tig welded, then filled with pitch and textured. the antenna and legs are silver soldered. The wings and honey are cast polyester resin. the body segments come apart and the bee is attached to the honeycomb by a threaded rod brazed to the abdomen.

Recycled steel scraps, still bearing traces of rust and old paint, are welded to polished

steel sheets to form abstract wall sculptures.
W 12 H 20 inches
330.00 US

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Series that I will be displaying an Untitled show this Friday (sept 19th) in Nashville.

I love doing drum cymbals because you give yourself a limited space to make an expression. This is 1 of 7 pieces that I am currently working on. It is an asian theme consisting of both Japanese and Chinese art from the 17th century.

I had to do a "heart" themed piece as a donation for a local Hospice silent charity auction. I cut a copper heart with my scrollsaw and mounted the heart about a 1/2" away from a 12" X 12" copper sheet with rivets and 1/8th" brass tube. I mounted the copper on a painted black wooden cradle 18" X 18".