However, we are also revamping the shed into our public working studio; and of course need to continue to develop work to have on display as well as have pieces we can work on as or if people visit our studio (601 MVR).
As well as working on light catcher assemblages, I have been doing work on bowls as I indicated in the post for Friday; and am doing a stash of leaves.
Barry Smith © Yet more leaves - brass |
Barry Smith © Leaves in brass |
these leaves have a really nice coloration on them! very very nice ... was it becos of the heat treatment of is it natural?
ReplyDeleteone of the things i love about metal is how such a strong material can be manipulated by a master worker and be made to appear delicate and soft... these are just beautiful - those who have the honor of seeing them in person will surely have their breath stolen from them...
ReplyDeleteThese leaves are just so wonderful - make me want to go pound some metal. And those silver plated bowls with the inspirational words are awesome!
ReplyDeleteLovely leaves, Languidly lying. Sorry, couldn't help myself Barry.
ReplyDeleteWill be aat a workshop at Maleny Arts Retreat for the first dates... are you on the way there?
Lovely leaves, languidly lying. Sorry, couldn't help myself Barry. Am at a workshop at Maleny Arts Retreat for the first dates... are you on the way there?
ReplyDeletethese are your most realistic leaves yet with the depth of colors and details...perfection!
ReplyDeleteYour leaves are truly gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBarry....I am so amazed at what you can create from "a heap of metal". The leaves are just brilliant...so lovely, delicate and lifelike...
ReplyDeleteI'm catching up on days of posts and I'm finding the beauty and the peace emanating from your bowls, inspirational words, leaves, and the stunning feathers, are just breathtaking. And what you can get from a bunch of other people's discards is nothing short of brilliant. Always a joy to visit you Barry.
ReplyDeleteMD, S, JM, L, SZQ, CM and C - thanks for visditing and commenting.
ReplyDeleteMD - yes - I like how they can appear delicate and yet be strong - people do respond with a bit of surprise when they hold them.
S - pound away - metal is fun and recycled stuff is cheap.
L - the second annealing can create some good colours.
C- likewise - been so busy have not had as much time to check out preiends and fellow creators .
Go well. B