
UPDATED 4 - 20 - 08
Featuring the titanium art of Jeff Hise
It looks like something that may have landed on Mars but this is my titanium earring
rack. Titanium earrings should hang on the proper rack - namely a titanium one.
After I finished making it, I noticed that I accidently put an uneven number (15) of
hangers on it. Oh well, I guess that makes it trendy by accomodating one extra earring.
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UPDATE: I have been accepted by the kind jury of judges into the 2008
Willoughby Artsfest on July 19th from 10:00AM to 5:00PM. I'll be there
with as much of my work as I can borrow out from the galleries. I'm hoping
to finish a new double layered "Angel Falls" for the show.
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The 'Daisy Blue Cobalt" lamp is complete. This is my first attempt at making a titanium floor lamp. Several new ideas were put into place on this piece.The post is made of many segmented rings forming a triangular shape.
The shade edges are titanium strips that dangle from rings...heavy duty fringe!
"Chicken of the Sea"
After sending our daughter downstairs to get a can of tuna, she returned to say there is nothing but chicken of the sea down there. After a good laugh I decided to make a "sea chicken" in its natural sea chicken habitat of course. It doesn't show too well in these pictures but the chicken head morphs into a fish body. I'm not sure how sea chickens taste but they are fun to watch. This one was on display at the Burton Library Art Show in early October.
The Second Angel Chandelier
The second angel chandelier is finally complete and was on display at the Russell Art Show .It has been a long time in the works. These shots were taken in my barn because the display stand wouldn't fit it my house but what a neat effect! I think I'll get back to something easy for a while! UPDATE! The Angel chandelier is mounted and on display, available for purchase at the Scaravilli Design Gallery in "Little Italy",Cleveland, Ohio The "Dance of Glory" titanium centerpiece Click here for more insight on this unusual piece.
The new piece shown in four views is called "Turn of the Century". It was actually intended to be a wedding cake topper weighing in at just under 12 onces. It is an heirloom for the special bride and groom to last a life time and
BEYOND! Commissions always welcomed...
"creativity should never get a break" - my quote
The Mini- Angel Falls Tabletop Waterfalls
Here is the table top Angel themed waterfalls. It can be used to hear the sound of falling water or run nearly silent by lowering the water level in the basin. It is back lit by two long life signal bulbs just under the falls. This one has sold but this can be reproduced on special order.
This piece is called "Anticipation" ( thank you Carol King) and it is depicting an intense moment out there somewhere in the pond. The dragonfly has a sudden and unexpected end coming. As in most of my art, there is a spiritual message to glean from such a scene as this. That we truly never know when our "last moment" is coming ...thus the importance of trusting in Jesus' finished work on the cross to take away our sin and prepare us for our last moment and then eternity. And you thought this was just art.... Are you ready???
. See more Windchimes here Here is a shot of the second" dual strike " wind chimes featuring ten angels and an unusual elongated hexagonal dome. Notice the "bamboo" anodizing on the chimes.These chimes are beautiful especially during peak sunlight.
"Morning Nectar 3" See it at the Scaravilli Design Studio in Little Italy,Cleveland Titanium "Angel Falls" make an eye catching ornament/focal point for deck or patio ponds. They can be made to include lighting and color effects as well. Guaranteed to outlast your fish by a few thousand years!
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Hummingbird Sculpture
The Dove Sculpture





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