The first sketch for the Little Harbour Seal sculpture was designed so that the forms would be made out of bent metal tubing. However, after some reconsideration of it's placement, I decided to make the shapes into solid forms instead.
Monday, July 11, 2011
Diddy Long Legs
This is a proposal sketch for a sculpture show based in Rochester, NH. The theme of the show is folklore, but otherwise it is completely open. And since I have yet to grow tired of making giant bugs, I thought it would be fun to base this piece on the folklore surrounding spiders.
Ode to the Bumblebee
This sculpture was designed to find a home in a public garden somewhere. It celebrates the symbiotic relationship found in nature. I imagine it to be all sorts of bright, beautiful colors, however I really enjoy the simplicity of the gray tones in the sketch.
Dragonfly Surprise!
This little guy is waiting eagerly to be built... but the idea is to build a blade of grass to have him perched on, preferably near a pond or lake. Oh, and he'll probably be about 15 feet tall when he's done!
The Metal Mantis
These were three different poses for the Metal Mantis sculpture I completed in 2010. The clients and I liked all of them for different reasons, but in the end it was the middle guy that won the show.
Nature Inspired
Here are some sculpture ideas for a rotary being built in Santa Cruz, CA. They were all inspired by the natural setting nearby, some more abstracted than others.
Towering Inferno!
This was a proposed sculpture idea I had for the front of a new fire department that was being built. I imagined it being made out of a golden copper metal, with red lights illuminating it from below.
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