For the birds

Here a great spot for birds to set up shop. This tough metal birdhouse sculpture is called 'Skybox'. It stands more than 6 feet tall. Place this artwork on your deck, balcony or in the yard. Or, it would look great inside as a stand-alone conversation piece. The house is made from cut metal and adorned with washers, nuts and old doorknobs. As a bonus, there is a backdoor to allow cleaning access in case you welcome a new family of birds. All of this perches on a heavy-duty metal stand with a swinging window weight for interest.

Don't blame the 'The Messenger'

This eager sculpture is ready to take a place in your home or garden. Sturdy and strong, this robot is called 'The Messenger'. Made from printing press parts, the bot is highlighted by its blue orb belly. Heavy solid steel feet will keep this four-foot high sculpture anchored in place.

Permanent perennial

Here is long-term flower for your garden. 'Coneflower' will forever bloom in any setting, sun or shade, wet or dry. This pivoting sculpture is made from a Model T spring and other car parts. The petals are hand-cut and hand-hammered. The center of the flower is porcelain doorknob. This sculpture stands about 4 feet high.

Gauging the glass

A nifty old brass gauge sits atop this glass-filled vessel. This sculpture is called 'Gauge'. It is made from a variety of old metal pieces. The art stands about two-feet tall. It looks really compelling when backlit or placed in front of a window setting.

The Guardian

This is large mask/totem head I made for the garden. I sorta see this as a scarecrow-type of icon, only constructed of metal – a Garden Guard! Right now, this mask is ready to be displayed on the side of a garage, shed or even a tree. But I think it would look great atop a big post. The groovy hair bounces in the wind.