Sculptures By Faa Artist

I will start off Jeeves...What a fun one.... Stretch it out and add one per post for this thread. You may come back as often as you like to add more.

I create glass sculpture every year about this time...they are very heavy, and I use another glass artist to assist me.

I love Peter's Whirlybird above!

Glass is something I'd like to try sometime...that piece is beautiful David!

I agree, David....Thats Awesome work... Thanks Andee... I was working on finishing Jeeve's Partner Abigail... Should be finished tomorrow.

Peter's Whirly Bird is one of my Favorites and I Love La Corolla! Never seen that one before.

This one won a Sculpture contest not long ago...Beautiful

Your right about one thing Andee... There are a lot of awesome sculptors here on FAA... Roger's Vultures and Antonins Characters are cool!

Michele very cool piece on the left love all the colors!

David I had not idea you worked with glass very cool!

Dan that one is lovely! You can just feel the movement!

Bring 'em on........and

Oh and Dan do not be shy add some of your own too! :)

I will as time goes by...I will post pics of Abigail tomorrow if I get her finished. Kind of Multitasking right now...

Ooh I can not wait to see her....but I guess I will have to. When you are ready we shall be waiting to see her! :)

Andee... Today she got a skin treatment and New hair, but tomorrow she gets a new uniform and a hair color...!!

Woo hoo a day at the salon! ;)

Great thread

Tony's Sculptures are interesting. This one, I can relate to... as most of us probably can.

Thanks Dan. I had a vision of that sculpture while I lay face Down on Snowy Mountain Vermont, on St. Patricks Day. At the time, I was paralyzed from the neck down and couldn't even feel myself breathing. The work itself is a composite of lost wax investment casting, CNC machined Aluminum billet and old house plumbing. The face is mine, I covered my face in layers of Aluminum foil then placed the foil in plaster of paris and then I filled the blank with hot wax. when it cooled I peeled away the foil and used to wax to cast a 440 stainless steel.

There are no welds of any kind each piece will come apart again like a lego. I transport it that way in about 6 sections. It only weighs about 80 lbs.

Last summer I was putting it together for a show and it took me about an hour to put it together because I forgot how it went.

I love kinetic art...

Was that from a skiing accident? Wow...80 Lbs. This is what you were talking about when you mentioned Weight regarding Sculptures the other day. Good thing it comes apart...LOL..Need Tabs A and B...LOL

Lynn Thanks... A-star-isk, is kinetic only in the fact that it hangs and always seems to be moving. I think Implied movement is an interesting concept also. It pretty much seemed to tell me how it wanted to be built.

Great thread and sculptural works here.

I love Otil"s Paper works.

Here's a artist who seems to work with all sorts of materials:

Here is My "Torchlight" sculpture. It's an example of Implied Movement.

I guess you can't post certain video's anymore. Here's a link.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=4955105964597&set=vb.1507395611&type=3&theater

The star portion is suspended by a single point right?

Here is a new glass sculpture of mine!

That is beautiful David! ;)

Here's Adam Long's winning piece from the contest - 3D Sculpture The Head...

description: A womans face is created from the natural materials of preserved Japanese Beetle exoskeletons, leaf stems and recycled paper in this wall-hanging relief sculpture.

Love the Cowboy Guitar!

Congrats to Adam on Winning the Contest! Very nice piece!

I didn't have any Heads, so I had to sit this one out...LOL

Very cool Congrats to Adam as well!

Dan I read someone saying you needed to do a thread on tips and tricks or something like that on Sculptures.

I totally think you should. The behind the scenes if you will and a thread that someone could find by the title.

That way any other 'sculptures' could come fine it. We can keep this one open too but the more focus on

sculpture the more...well you all get seen. Think about it if it would be too much that is fine but think about it.

Or if you wanted to add it to this one that is fine. I opened this one to show case the FAA Sculpture artist

Think about it! :)

Andee... In any case, there probably should be a Thread on the technical aspect of Sculpture, but that would probably work better in a group setting. And there is an awesome group on Sculptures. The issue would be the diverse types of sculptures, (ceramic, Clay, Bronze and Metal) and the ways different Sculptors Join their materials.

Great Idea, and something to think about for sure. One thing we need to make clear, As far as Sculptors go...I'm certainly not anywhere near the top, and There are plenty that use far more sophisticated tools than I do. I guess what I'm saying is I don't think I would be that qualified on the tips and tricks part.

Dan you could open a thread for others to post in and share what each one knows and feels like sharing...And stop

being hard on yourself. You have some cool stuff. I would love to see that thread. A group I would not join since I do

not do any but would love to see it pop up over here and peak in and maybe say cool! ;) But no stress if you do not

want to ...just a thought from me to get more eyes and interest and GOOGLE hits..... all about Google seeing things!

Some cool stuff on this site sculpture wise.

Wow...Great pieces... And a New look for you too Andee...Very nice!

LOL...You snuck that last one in at the same time I posted...LOL

How did I miss your two post Dan? Thanks for the nice words on my new avatar Dan!

Hi Andee... Sometimes the Email notification thing doesn't work...I sometimes don't receive emails to threads I am following...No worries... Thanks for posting Rise Up


I really like that Time Keeper!! Awesome!

This is lovely work:-

You are welcome Dan!