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Closeup shows
detail of the rocks and heavy relief of the trees. The water was airbrushed. |
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On site, this 4" thick
4'x6'
carving in heavy relief depicts an island on Flathead Lake in Northwest Montana. Mountings are two steel flanges slid from the top of the posts midway down. |
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Interesting in that everything
that is black is steel with the exception of the lettering. This is a combination of carved Precision Board and plasma cut steel images. It's double sided and 6" thick. Overall size is 7'x5'. Final overcoat is Pelucid. |
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An unusual piece in that
it is all
carved from one piece of Precision Board. The flowers in the center were left as a 1.25" thick relief. The flat background behind the flowers was carved to inlet the metal frame. Once in place, a sheet of non-glare acrylic was slid down from the top and left the illusion of a framed piece of artwork hung in the middle. |
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The background texture
was
achieved by six hours of solid chiseling. An airbrush was used for the blues behind the basket, as with the flowers. |
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This is a double sided
8'x16'
carving, 8" thick. It resides at the entrance to Glacier National Park in Montana. Interesting how folks like to see artwork of trees, mountains and lakes right in the middle of trees, mountains & lakes. |
