Recycling has always been in my DNA. My father was a mechanic with a junk yard so cutting up metal and hauling it to the scrap yard was an on-going job. It's no wonder that I am drawn to creating art from found metal. I find giving new form to society's debris very satisfying.
Recently I have been exploring the creative possibilities of milk jug plastic. It's translucent quality is appealing. It is lightweight and moves with the slightest of air so is ideal for mobiles. It is also an abundant recyclable material that does not degrade. Keeping it out of the landfill is a good thing.
Recently I have been exploring the creative possibilities of milk jug plastic. It's translucent quality is appealing. It is lightweight and moves with the slightest of air so is ideal for mobiles. It is also an abundant recyclable material that does not degrade. Keeping it out of the landfill is a good thing.
Granite on Quartz / waterolor
 Blue House, Ireland /watercolor
The Lilacs of Butte Silver Bow
Rodeo
|
ACK
Trixies' Pony / found metal and tire
Imagination is more important than knowledge" Einstein 
Butte's Yellow Roses - watercolor
|
Road Kill
Quartz On Quartz / stainless steel
Dead Tree Aura-Day / watercolor
Dead Whales Swimming
|