December 29, 2011 - Comments Off on Typewriter Man Sculpture
I made this from an electric typewriter and most of a plastic "Mr. Thrifty" anatomical skeleton. I traded it to my friend Sharon for a disturbing painting a long time ago.
May 9, 2011 - Comments Off on Bike seat ram’s head
I built this blatant ripoff of homage to Pablo Picasso's "Toro" out of the left over pieces of my Brooks saddle repair and a particularly scary pair of handlebars. It's posted on my Etsy store.
January 15, 2011 - Comments Off on evinrude machine mask SOLD
Currently for sale on Etsy at the bargain price of $110 $197.00
This is one of three "Machine Masks" I've made by painting eyes on old metal things. There's a vacuum cleaner made up to look like an alien, this Evinrude gas can with scary eyes and a protruding tongue, and a Samurai adding machine that actually works. I have another gas can I'm turning into a suprised cyclops.
October 31, 2010 - Comments Off on anime secretary
This painted and cut-out gouache on paper character goes with a Machine Mask sculpture I made from an old adding machine.
My Machine Mask sculptures are cast-off objects of the Industrial Age (vacuum cleaners, gas cans, adding machines) that I paint eyes on to create tribal masks.
September 25, 2010 - Comments Off on Alabaster moonhead sculpture
Kind of unbelievable. Stolen off my front porch - the thing weighs 20 lbs and is 14" tall. If you see it, email me.
August 30, 2010 - Comments Off on Prayer Machines
August 21, 2010 - Comments Off on workbox fantastic tandem bicycle
A sculpture of a tandem bicycle that hinges in the middle. Each rider drives one wheel, for dual-drive traction. It also allows much shorter drivetrains and a freer pedaling style for each rider.
My own design. In theory it should work!
This image was used as an editorial illustration in Bicycle Times.
July 4, 2010 - Comments Off on ‘Workbox’ Sculptures
These assemblage sculptures are very simple - wood and metal. A downspout, a monkey wrench, or a vacuum tube from a radio transmitter, they are the most distilled-down assemblages I've ever made.
I like the serendipity that simple rules can lead to, like the metal downspout exactly fitting inside the box. These three are for sale on Etsy.
assemblage sculpture on Etsy