My first permanent public artwork, completed in November 2011. The project consists of the main archway, a secondary archway, three benches, and a sign frame. All the elements follow the theme of solid steel forged into tree forms, with copper leaves. The forged bronze owl medallion is a nod to the population of rescue owls that resides at the center.
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I have been producing forged metal sculpture, architectural metalwork, and metal furniture for 12 years in Austin, TX. I also produce custom jewelry, adapting my blacksmithing skills down to the micro level in silver and gold. My sculptural work ranges from tabletop pieces up to monumental public work. In 2011 I completed my first permanent public art commission at the Austin Nature & Science Center. My work is largely inspired by marine life and botanical forms.
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Richard Frank
For Mailbox, solid Copper, wall mountVery Happy.
vince
For Copper birdbathGave good advice in the development of project and communicated well during construction process. Good value as well. Overall, a very positive experience!
Jonathan Schmitt
For A Tolix chair fixedWe had a metal chair that needed to be fixed. It was outside of Colin's norm as he typically creates new pieces but he was willing to help. He fixed the chair up in about 20 mins and for the price he quoted. He was also able to go the extra step and do some finish work and make it look back to new.