It All Begins with a Drawing
The original drawing is a significant part of any new piece. Since the late ’70s, I’ve created commissioned artwork for individuals, businesses, and public places,
You may have heard me mention the series of geometric and organic abstract metal wall art pieces I made this fall.
They’re inspired by celestial, braided river, and other natural themes.
Each began as a quick charcoal sketch on a whitened piece of cold-rolled steel scrap.
I made the initial design without forethought, working to refine whatever caught my eye about the initial scribbles.
Then, I worked to make it harmonious and added the grinding textures and heat colors in the same spontaneous spirit.
I had a blast making them, and finally have them available online. Each is framed with reclaimed redwood from a water tank I dismantled in Haines, AK.
My daughter spoke for Arc of Summer 1 the minute she saw it. However, it’s in an edition of seven, and I have three other versions uploaded for your home viewing pleasure.
You’ll have to forgive me for the title on this one, as one of the key shapes inspired it.
There are twelve new engravings available. You can see them all in my Metal Wall Arts Originals gallery or here at The Dean Gallery.
I’ve also got a number of larger focal point wall pieces available.
Whether it’s a once-in-a-lifetime gift to yourselves or something smaller for your Christmas list, I’ve got a wide selection of original metal and wood wall art, sculptures, and reproductions.
Happy Holidays,
Jeff
The original drawing is a significant part of any new piece. Since the late ’70s, I’ve created commissioned artwork for individuals, businesses, and public places,
Decorating with Large Metal Wall art in The Living Room I recently returned from a road trip to install this large heat-colored steel metal wall
Public Art Commissions – Patiently waiting with bated breath – Although my recent public art commissions began with a request for proposals with the projects
The Pratt Museum in Homer, Alaska, commissioned me to make metal art signs for their Botanical Garden. The signs designate each of the various biomes
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