Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 26, 2013

What is an Angel?

According to Webster, an angel is "a spiritual being and guardian."

What does an angel look like?

He looks like you!


Artist's interpretation of an angel.

Click on the pic to see details such as the reflected face in the center,
the text etchings, the mirror-like illumination, and the fine wood detail.

Antique Table Saw Gets New Life


Note the iPad charger under the small cutting board. 
(Click on the pic for a larger view.)


In the Gallery.

Monday, March 25, 2013

Art for Every Room


Ginkgo leaf sink on a walnut pedestal top. 
The sink will sit on a glass overlay. 
The walnut support will be fiber glassed, filled with water ... and gold fish.


The walnut base and post will be turned. 
Fixtures will complete the working sink.
(Click on a pic for a larger view.)


In the Gallery.

Saturday, October 27, 2012

Art Sculpture II - Update

"Bohemian Rhapsody"
(See previous post for details. Click on each pic for a larger view.)


Friday, October 26, 2012

Art Sculpture II

Roger's latest sculpture, titled "Bohemian Rhapsody," measures 7" x 32".  
When framed, the final piece will have a black background.
(Click on the pic for a larger view.)


 The staff (or stave) bars are 5" wide. 
The time signature (or meter signature) measures 2" tall for each numeral.


Below is a pic of the beginning process.
You can see how, when complete, a black background will bring the sculpture to life.

Friday, July 8, 2011

Art Sculpture

(please click on the pic for a larger view)

This art sculpture will be the First Place Prize during the annual Touring Joara European and Sportscar Tour held October 1st, 2011 near Morganton, North Carolina. The event is sponsored by the Exploring Joara Foundation.
An additional sculpture, a little larger and of a different design, will be auctioned/raffled during the October event. 

Roger created this piece based on the event's 2010 poster of Table Rock Mountain in North Carolina. This sculptured art is described as follows:
  • The handcrafted mountain scene is made from 1/4 inch brushed aluminum, 8 inches wide and 7 inches high, and is "framed" by a radius edge.
  • The touring car, hand-sculpted from 1/2 inch thick aluminum and polished to a highly reflective shine, is set slightly off the background, giving the piece a three-dimensional look.  
Although this piece has been sold, you may custom order an individually designed sculpture of personal significance. Roger notes that the center artwork design may include - but is not limited to - a specific car/motorcycle/building/event/memorial/etc.

Each piece will be a one-of-a-kind sculpture, signed and dated, and will sell for $1500. Please call Roger for more information at: 828-439-3345.