I just finished working on a collaborative piece with the other ASU Metals grads, Amanda Frazier, Erik Bogner, and Victoria Altepeter. We were given the assignment to work together to create a piece for the Yuma Symposium Auction. We decided to make a wall sconce vase. I LOVE how it turned out and think I am going to have to make one for myself.
The wall sconce/vase is made of copper and brass. It measures about 15" tall and sticks out about 1" from the wall. It holds a test tube for a little bunch of flowers. The etched pattern is acutally a close up photograph of a barrell cactus (photo taken by our professor Becky McDonah.)
What do you think of it? I hope people will want to bid on it! All the proceeds go to Friends of the Yuma Symposium.
5 comments:
It is gorgeous! I saw the photos on flickr and thought it was just fabulous!
That's really cool...I would totally buy those if you started selling them@
Its absolutely gorgeous! What is the coloration?
the picks look awesome!
and its so much fun in
person!
:P
Thanks! The patina is copper sulfate over liver of sulfur.
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