Gallery

Trilobite

Ancient creature. Millions of years ago, trilobites prowled the oceans that once covered middle America. Today, this trilobite is frozen in time, taking the form of a metal spinning sculpture in the garden.

Crescent Sun

Day and night. A metal spinning sculpture portraying the sun and moon. Glass marble eyes can be seen from both sides. This sculpture is just beginning to accept a natural rust finish.

Dragonfly Spinner

Winged wonder. Dragonfly spinner sits atop fence post. Insect is made from cut steel. Old faucet handles create the eyes. Hand-forged antenna finish it off.

Witch Weathervane

Watching the neighborhood. Spinning atop a 100-year-old home, this large weathervane moves and follows the conditions. Hand-crafted bracket anchors the sculpture securely and offers interchangeability. Want a different weathervane at other times of the year? Just pull this and replace it with another.

Jumping Frog Belly

Feed the frog? The Jumping Frog sculpture has a secret pocket where you can place special memory objects, like rocks, glass, marbles, whatever. A small, latched door will secure your deposit.

Jumping Frog

Caught in the act. This metal frog, with a twisted tongue, leaps from a deck railing. Green glass eyes look out on the world. Sculpture will pivot on its post, reacting to the wind.

Moon Comet

Crafted from steel, this layered sculpture will spin freely in your garden or on the porch. A clever smiling moon sparkles in the light of day. The best part...wait a few weeks for the steel to get a rusty finish and the clear moon will pop out even more.

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Another version of the spinning Moon Comet sculpture. This one is mounted on sturdy stake so you can stick it anywhere in your garden. Sit back and watch it mingle and move with your flowers and grasses. Looks great anytime of year.