May 2005
Strangis FountainThe project is to put a new copper fountain on the side of the Chimney in a roof garden/terrace. |
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progress on the fountain sculpture
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mockup of rock top size with beater bag. |
Showing off the fish and fountain pan at the May Metalmeet in Becker. Joe Straley, Lew Chowen, Jim King, Derald Tim and host Scott Kelly. |
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Scott looked at the early stage of forming thecopper, faux rock base for the
sculpture with kind of a bemused look.
I said, "kind of looks like you forgot to move something out of the way when you pulled out with a big rig trailer doesn't it . . ." no response. "Twice . . . ?" I said. "Yeah!" He responded. |
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Hole to fill in the sculpture base. |
roughing in the shape with tape. |
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Walnut filled leather bag too unresponsive to form small part in |
wax filled sand or plasticine clay gave better response. |
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Early view of weathervane. |
Mandarin Honesuckle - inspiration for the flowers in the weathervane. |
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one view of a prototype copper foil study to determine the material cut pattern. |
Mandarin Honesuckle - inspiration for the flowers in the weathervane another view of a prototype. |
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First attempt at a molding for the edge of the pan. Too wide, but now I know how to make the die. |
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