This is a photo by Bill Adams of the inside sculpture of a box piece I recently created. The idea was to make a piece that would function as something more than a 'looking at' piece. I built the box into a set of shelves. I also made it light up so it serves as sort of a lamp too. More pictures to follow.
Friday, April 13, 2012
Bear
I made a bear head. It is the third installation in the 'Vegan Taxidermy' series. This photo is by Bill Adams and explains why it looks better than the stuff I take pictures of myself.
Reviving a classic
This piece is about 10 years old. It had fallen into disrepair. I was ashamed and embarrassed to let it get that far so I revived it, framed it out and finally got glass on the front. This sculpture was photographed and ended up being the cover to William Elliott Whitmore's first record, "Hymns for the Hopeless" on Southern Records.
Clandestine Cabinet Company #2
Clandestine Cabinet Company #2
Hickory and Walnut with a black Poplar grille frame. The amp circuit is a modified 5F1 with a high gain switch, custom transformers and NOS tubes. This cabinet also houses a Weber speaker. The leather handle is also American made. This unit is ready for her new home, with owner William Elliott Whitmore.
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