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Entries are in reverse-chronological order: |
![]() 092008 | Designing and fabricating a bar in a modern, mid-century style. This is an artist's conception of the intended finished product. |
![]() 091908 | This unit is for storing and transporting LPs. |
![]() 012308 | This modern box is for holding fiewood. Additional photos in metal design. |
![]() 102407 | This custom stand was built to accomodate office equipment such as a combination printer/scanner/fax, credit card processor, internet router, and such. |
![]() 101007 | This stick and marshmallow are made out of metal, paint and hydrographic. Here is a hyperlink to a detail image of the piece. |
![]() 101007 | This custom fireplace screen is for a mid century modern house. Here is a hyperlink to a detail image of the piece. |
![]() 090607 | "Robotic Liberty Leading the People" was rejected by the 2007 Mayor's Art Show. It is on display however at Le Salon des Refuses in conjunction with the annual Eugene Celebration. The September 6, 2007 issue of the Eugene Weekly includes an article on Le Salon and also features a photo of the sculpture. Here is a hyperlink to the online version of the article. |
![]() 041407 | This custom bench is for my friend Van. She wanted a compact bench for inside her front door where she could remove and put on her shoes. The bench features a low, steel frame and the seat is comprised of sections of Cedar 2 x 4's. |
![]() 012907 | Completed piece titled "Robotic Liberty Leading the People". An ominous, steel robot boldly traverses a digital landscape. It commands a permanent flag in one hand and a combination ray gun and bayonette in the other. |
![]() 011107 | "Pony" |
![]() 120906 | Custom aquarium stand for a 55 gallon fish tank. |
![]() 101906 | Designed custom gates and fence panels for installation at Nelson/May Residence off Killingsworth in Portland, OR. |
![]() 090206 | Completed the finish work on my "Wheelchair Racer" and submitted it to the Eugene Celebration Mayor's Art Show for jurying earlier this week. Found out today it was not selected. I will be entering it into Le Salon des Refuses. |
![]() 082106 | Participated in the First Annual Lorane Valley Wine & Garlic Festival. The event was held at King Estate Winery over Saturday and Sunday, August 19th and 20th. There were approximately a dozen art vendors as well as 9 different wineries. Saturday was hot and beautiful. Sunday was warm as well, but a breeze kept things nice and cool. |
![]() 081406 | Completed fabrication of figure titled "Last Dance". |
![]() 031606 | Posted a photo of an Asian-inspired side table I was recently commissioned to fabricate. It is steel with a flat black powder coat finish. A piece of faux marble is utilized for the table surface. |
![]() 020106 | Completed fabrication of erganic "Sasquatch". |
![]() 020106 | Fabricated six decorative rods and 12 accompanying brackets in an Arts and Crafts style for hanging window treatments. This work is for a cabin near Mt. Hood and is hopefully reminiscent in theme to the amazing wrought iron hardware adorning Timberline Lodge The ram's head is removable by utilizing a square collar and hex, set-screw. This allows the window treatment to be added and/or removed from the rod if desired. The mounting brackets also feature "hidden" hex screws that secure the rod within the bracket cradle for safety purposes, but allow the rod to be removed when necessary. The rods measure in length from 36" to over 72". Additional photos in metal design. |
![]() 100705 | Completed major fabrication of an erganic snake form coiled over a t-shaped perch. It's called "Serpent". I visited the Oregon Zoo outside Portland a couple weeks ago. That trip inspired me to create this form. |
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The September 22, 2005 edition of the Eugene Weekly featured a review by Sylvie Pederson on the 2005 Salon des Refuses. She mentions my head-standing, breakdancing piece. Here is a hyperlink to the article. Thanks to Lynette Chiang, the Gal from Downunder, for her continued support of my work. |
![]() 092305 | Designed a sculpture called "Wheelchair Racer". The inspiration for creating this sculpture came to me during the collective 36 hours I spent in my booth at the Art & the Vineyard 2005. |
| 071505 | I participated in the 2005 Art & the Vineyard at Alton Baker Park here in Eugene. It was exciting and a lot of fun. I received a lot of positive feedback and advice from both attendees and other artists who participated. Thanks to everyone who came by to see my booth and special thanks to those who helped staff my booth during the event. |