Showing posts with label Metal Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Metal Art. Show all posts

Friday, January 13, 2023

Road Trip to Atomic Antiques Part Two



French Dude; Via La France
Jesus as a 3d Holographic picture, his eyes kinda follows you.
Easter Island head or the end boss in Arkanoid game. Might make an interesting Halloween costume.

 The gumball rocket ship zooming off into the unknown universe.

Sunday, March 28, 2021

Build a bot preview

Three robots to work on this year sometime as the weather gets warmer.

^Front of bots^


^^Back of bots^^


Tuesday, November 24, 2020

The Birthday Bot

 Overhauled preview getting closer of finishing



 To figure out of how to add balloons and final touch ups.

Sunday, November 8, 2020

The Birthday Bot

 The Birthday Bot sneak peek with arms, legs, and a head, its nice when cool things come together on a sunny day.





Sunday, October 25, 2020

The Metal Art Toss up

 The Birthday robot sneak peek preview with party horns. 




This is going to be my first robot project to design, layout, and to work on..

It was a toss up between the birthday robot and the battle-mecha robot, the birthday robot won by having party horns and a string of Christmas lights that are battery operated as birthday balloons with him.

Tuesday, October 20, 2020

Finished Project The Reliant 1864

Reporting from Star Base 11

The USS The Lockiant version NCC-1864-L is finally completed with newer phaser banks and warp drive engines. 





Departing from Star Base 11, 2264 preparing for a test run of all systems and diagnostics before its next and last mission in 2285. 
Click here for more fandom about the 1864 Reliant
 
 

Sunday, October 18, 2020

The Reliant update

 Update on the U.S.S. Reliant NCC-1864 (U.S.S. NCC-1864-L The Lockiant version) from space dock Tango Sierra with another complete overhaul design of the phaser banks and photon torpedo pod bay.





Departing and en-route for the final phase at Star base 11 for retrofitting the warp drive engines and phaser banks.

A nice weekend for reworking and contemplating outside the box when extraordinary things happen for a reason.  

Friday, October 16, 2020

Adopted from 9-20-20

 An Old post that I almost forgot about.

"The Cele Bee"

From

Dr. Evermore's Sculpture Park  


                                                                   
Check out both places at once very convenient place to visit. 

Saturday, October 10, 2020

The Relliant NCC-1864 (The Lockiant version NCC-1864-L

The kicker that stared the afternoon after visiting the October Art Sale, using a Cannon Power Shot ELPH 300 HS digital camera and a Sony video/picture hand cam, the Cannon digital camera didn't like taking the rear of the ship the blue pen cap was blurry in every picture that was taken.

When you think that you are done with a silver soldering copper tubing project something else presents itself in the most unusual way.





Its not a bad thing when something gets your attention like your intuition, universe, and your higher self and shows you something completely different from the first design (Relate to post from 10-06-20)
Something else was shown to me to try out while grocery shopping entering Woodman's, silver solder a nail trimmer as a wing, as a test fit it looked a lot better compared to the printout picture.
I still have time left before winter sets in to finish this extraordinary project.
It does make a lot of sense with the month of October as the Veil grows thinner with visits from beyond, it can be a spooky month with lots of paranormal or supernatural energies around. (That's even if anyone believes in such things, open your 3rd eye and let your scenes flow.)
 
Back in space dock Tango Sierra being overhauled and retrofitted with  a better warp drive engine, a phaser bank, and a photon torpedoes pod (top brassy looking lock)

Tuesday, October 6, 2020

Future project

Sneak preview down the road, designing the first metal art robot for next year.



 Most of the idea's that crop up come from Dr. Evermore Sculpture Park.
Designing and making art happens when you least expect it, a interesting journey of expressing creativity through infinite ways and infinite probabilities of starting and finishing a project.

Last minute touch up

Almost finished the U.S.S. Reliant NCC-1864 
(The Lockiant version NCC-1864-L) a little more touching up here and there.






 Not a bad build overall, moving at impulse speed out of from space dock Tango Sierra, surprisingly the lock still works.

Monday, October 5, 2020

The last silver soldering experimental project for the season.

 Sneak peek at the U.S.S. Reliant NCC-1864 from Star Trek II Movie




 Made from a picture, a lock, took apart a flash drive sanded it down, and copper tubes silver soldered together. The last project for fall and before winter. 
More photos to come soon as when the project is finished.

Thursday, September 17, 2020

Finished project

Today was a nice day to finish the NCC-1701-C "The Copperprise" is ready for the maiden voyage right before the sunset.




Although I drove to the hardware store twice for supplies and re-soldered a few weak points and re-polished and buffed it; It still boggles the mind of how it came out.

Saturday, September 5, 2020

Experimental Silver Soldering

 Saturday was a very nice day to try an experimental silver soldering project.

Thus so far not bad for when things come together nicely.




Presenting the "NCC-1701-C" The Copperprise.

Just a sneak peak of an interesting metal artwork, made from mostly copper tubing and one butchered speaker, more to come when it is finished.

 

Crow Artwork

Artwork found at the Monona library. Having a cup of tea with a crow friend.