It took me years for art to really speak to me. I spent so much time
focusing on my career in early years that I missed many opportunities to enjoy
the beauty around me. Now, I take time to enjoy the moment. I
understand what my Father was telling me when he said that life was moving so
fast. Our art reflects Mackie and my experiences yesterday and today.
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| This heart was created with recycled round bar, flat steel
and some rebar. Mackie created the glass flowers with scrap glass
from her larger sculptures. |
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| Mackie found this old license plate and I added some bike
gears, garage door springs, square steel, and round bar. |
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| Mackie created the sun from various glass pieces, and I
developed the flowers and dragon fly from silverware. The frame is
made from recycled 3/4" flat steel. I welded on the frame to
give it texture. |
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| Mackie created Benny Bird from a ceramic vessel, and I took
silverware to create the wings and tail feathers. His head is
crafted from a mowing machine guard. |
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| We stretch the limits at every point possible. Mackie
created the fish's body and I took it from there. Silverware created
the tail and head. I took weld and built up teeth in the mouth and
brushed them with bronze to give them color. |
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| Mackie created the fist inserts for these fish, and built
the frame from 3/4" steel. The frame has a welded design around
the outer perimeter. Sea flowers are made from 1/4" steel with
old steel taps on the top of the stems. One of the fist is made from
silverware. |
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| Mackie crafted this sun from clear and yellow glass. I
made the flowers and dragon fly from old silverware. |
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| This swirled sun was created from crushed glass by
Mackie. I cut out the steel flames and she welded them to a steel
circle to create this wonderful sculpture. We can create this in a
variety of colors to meet your needs. |
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