Here's some of the new items that we've been working on for the past several weeks.  These and much more will be in Los Altos, California this weekend.

 

Sunflower was created with one piece of five foot long by five inches wide by 1/4" steel plate, and it is mounted on an old plow disc.  I cut each flower by hand with the plasma cutter, and then used the pieces to make the sunflower.  It is created from 100% reclaimed steel. This is a great creation and is currently available.
Betty is on the left and Chomper is next to her.   Betty is created from metal reclaimed from the folks who adopted Esther the Giraffe.  She is created from 100% reclaimed materials and will look great in your home or fit in nicely outside.   What do you get when someone approaches you with 40 old propane tanks?  If your me, you create a whole new line of critters, some may say aliens, with endless possibilities.  Chomper is created from a reclaimed 5 gallon propane tank that has been artfully sculpted into the top and bottom jaws.  Three inch pipe was used for the eye sockets and two inch pipe for the legs.  Set him inside or out.  My thought is to add a plant in his cavernous mouth.  Nice.  He is mounted on a plow disc and is 100% reclaimed steel.
Rudy is created from a propane tank for his body and a host of other reclaimed metal including: rebar, round bar, flat bar, brass bell, and a mowing machine guard.  He stands approximately six feet tall and is ready to work for you.  He would make an excellent hall butler or look great outside with a plant in his belly.
Esther has been adopted.  She is in a wonderful loving home of two kind souls I've known for a number of years.  I've created many special pieces for them, and they have such a harmonious setting where these critters roam free. Esther is created from approximately 95% reclaimed steel.   Her body was created from a propane tank. Her legs are from two inch pipe, and her neck and head are three inch pipe.  I cut a giraffe pattern throughout each piece in bringing her to life.  She's wonderfull.