Showing posts with label found object sculpture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label found object sculpture. Show all posts

Sunday, December 11, 2011

Where is everybody...?

Guess most people are still going to the malls.  However a select group of friends and supporters scooped up the best of the handmade gift items and some unique art pieces (along with cookies & beverages) and it was nice to have time to chat with those who stopped by.


Jane and Judy getting things ready.

Thanks to all of you who stopped in.

Saturday, August 27, 2011

A NEW STUDIO





I have rented a new studio space right in the Point, half a block from my house. It's also right next to the Refined by Fire Gallery at 103 W. Richmond Ave. Every 3rd Thursday of the month Point Richmond has an Art Walk. All the Galleries and some of the business and restaurants are open and it's a lot of fun. I took part this month and below are some shots of the gallery section of my studio. The best part is that there's an equally large work space behind the curtain.








Friday, November 19, 2010

New work IN PROGRESS - Kids on Wheels Series


People often ask where my ideas or inspiration come from. Well, many different things spark my creative spirit and my imagination. For instance, the skates below that I found in a second hand store struck a note and I knew I wanted to make a sculpture incorporating them. Then I thought I could expand it to a series of "kids" on wheels since I had an old wooden scooter that I purchased many years ago, and a bicycle fender that could be turned into some sort of vehicle. I got to work and did some drawings of possible sculptures.

Below is the work in progress using the skates. This sculpture will also include a dog on a skate board. I'm also doing a painting of this work. I've shown the very start of this with the underpainting. I usually don't show my work in such early stages, but I thought it might be fun to document the process - more or less.









The finished works will all look very different!!! Stay tuned...




Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Point Richmond Window






For the past few weeks some of my work is on view in the window of a local office building.  These photos were taken in the evening when the lighting lends a dramatic appearance  to the work but makes it difficult to get a sharp image through the glass.  The floral abstract is titled Lilies and Roses.  It is acrylic on canvas.  The figurative piece is Sabine, also acrylic on canvas.  The sculpture is Piano Man and is mixed media/found object.