We have found a wonderful little artists collective in Austin called Casa de los Muertos! The shop is a multifaceted gem, with a full blown glass studio and tattoo studio, as well as a store showcasing original art. The walls are adorned with paintings, drawings and sculpture by friends who are local artists. There is an energy of astounding proportions and it is wonderful to be surrounded by a plethora of inspiration! Collaborations soon to follow . . .
Artwork by Phrog and Heather . . . drawings, paintings, prints, tattoo flash, sketches, chainmail, post-apocalyptic armor, conceptual jewelry, custom creations and other inventions!
Friday, June 10, 2011
Monday, January 17, 2011
Infinite Anchor
From series of cut outs from 2008, "Infinite Anchor" is made from 3/4" plywood and hand painted in acrylic.
Mexican Neck Tie
Skateboard Collaborations
The top board is an old Santa Cruz Street Surfer that Phrog, Moses and me hand painted during Sunday afternoon sessions at our weekly bonfire in Nacogdoches. The bottom board is a popsicle we found discarded somewhere, and learned to rattle can on it! I call it "Femme Fatale". Hope you like them!!!
Saturday, January 15, 2011
Sold Two Prints To An English Lady!
A big thank you to everyone who suggested starting the blog! We just made our first international sale to a wonderful lady from North Yorkshire, UK. And, they both sold within the first 48 hours of posting them!
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Mokume Gane and Sterling Silver Ear Plugs, Size 00
Mokume Gane is Japanese for wood grain metal. Alternating layers of metal are fused together in a forge, repeatedly hot forged down into a thin layer called a billet, which is then manipulated to form the patterning. This Mokume Gane piece is from a billet of layered copper and nickel silver, made by me through the patient instruction of Ted McDonah and Lauren McAdams. I also used Ted's patterning technique.
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