A piece for the Art auction to benefit the Tucson Ballet.

The meek will inherit the earth.

This is a simple hostess/menu stand for a local restaurant.

Another small piece forged for the Penland Art Auction Fundraiser. This is a Damascus bottle opener that I donated.

Here are some cleavers. They are all made from recycled and re-purposed materials. The first three are the design I started with. The latter show the direction I am taking them.

These are bar spoons. Some have a muddle on the end. The spoon heads are large in order to break ice. One is made with teeth with which to scrape citrus rind. All are made from non-magnetic stainless steel.

These Very heavy candle holders, forged from a single piece of steel, were created for the Penland art auction fundraiser. They are made to hold either a 2 inch tea candle or a 2 inch spherical candle.

Forged and welded steel pod form. approximately 7 feet long.

A few early designs.

This is a sign I did for the Raven Cafe in Prescott Arizona.

This is an older piece that I have since sold. I represents a different style that I am not currently working with but may re-visit at some point.

The Parent material is 2″ round 1045 tool steel. It gets squared, then cut, then slit/punched and drifted.

Some Hammers I made . . . special thanks to William Bastas

This was a piece done in conjunction with a community art project. The project dealt with visual artists responding to written work.