light!
Finally finished! These three lights will be at Norwescon all weekend along with a few of my other pieces. I just love the way the lights shine through the ammunition cases!
Light From War
This series is so much fun! Burning holes in old ammunition casings is messy and time consuming work . When I see how people react to my work it is well worth the effort! Ammunition casings, car parts, tube lighting, a cutting torch and a couple nice Dewalt grinders and… you have light art!
The Making of the Evergirl Art LOGO
I was surprised when the company that made my logo called to ask if they could share a video of the process. Logo works is a great company to work with!
stepping out in new shoes
I am having fun with the old watches and brackets! These are my first two proto types. I am looking forward to making some more.
Creating Light From Things That Made Darkness
Making lights stands out of ammunition casings is one of my favorite projects to work on. Its such a great feeling to create something that can light up a dark corner! Each case is sanded. Then with a torch cut outs are made. This is a smelly, stinky and dirty process but well worth the […]
Sneak Peek for Steamcon
If you go: Steamcon ll Weird Weird West Gallery Hilton Seattle Airport Hotel & Convention Center November, 19, 20, Auction 21 Opening bids start between $349-$399 Quick sale prices are between $600-$799 ( happy to say all four piees have new homes) For more Steam Con information visit www.steamcon.org Photos by Kenneth Vensel
The Vineyard Gate
I am currently working on a driveway gate for a vineyard in Eastern WA. The gate is heavy metal and is constructed from 98% of found objects. The owners wanted something simple that would keep people from driving down the driveway when they were not home. I wanted to create something that would be functional but […]