This is my newest sculpture. Carved out of insulation foam and covered with epoxy and fiberglass, 47" wide. It is called "Shark".
I have always thought of myself as a sculptor first. It is what I studied in school and it found its way eventually into the furniture and product design.
"Snotch". This thing is just plain nasty. Cardboard and fiberglass.
I was really into covered bridges for a while. This is about 3 ft. long.
"Mitt". 1991
"Comtan", a 1/6th scale model of the telephone switchbox near my house.
Comtan in progress.
"Barbarossa".
"Stokes Litter". This is student work from 1985. 1/4 scale model of stretcher for transporting injured people.
"Shrike". I am reminded of the old joke "sculpture is what you bump into as you back up to look at a painting".
I have made a virtual herd of these little scrap wood horses.
"Single Wide". 24" wide.
"GM 206B" 1/3 scale model of 1990 Chevrolet pickup. gas tank.
Satyr.
My little wooden herd.
Starting out on a new horse.
"Idolon". Aluminum tape on driftwood.
"Tobias". Assemblage of found items including a makeup brush.
This is a faithful copy of a chimney in Moscow, complete with little bird and whale silhouettes.
I have made a ton of these wall sculptures. Cardboard, hot glue, and paint.
"Hansa" wood, nuts and threaded rod, plastic spacers, and paint.