jennaboo88
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Hello everyone! I have been away for too long. I miss the great community of artists here, so I'm hoping to spend more time visiting with you all.
Here is one of my latest wire sculptures which was a commissioned piece. Since this is now safely in the possession of my client, I decided it was time to share here.
This elephant was fun to make but took a great deal of time and wire! He measures 10.75 inches long by 8.5 inches tall by 4.25 inches wide. He topped out at a hefty 8 pounds 14 ounces...which then equates to 1,760 feet of dark annealed wire in gauges 16, 18, 19, 22 and 28.
His only embellishments, as per requested by my client, are the silver tusks, which are made with steel necklace pendants. It can be a challenge to rely only on wire and artistic technique for the forms, but that makes me continue to grow as an artist. I enjoy sculptures with many embellishments...and enjoy minimalist ones such as this equally.
This is one of two commissions from my client recently, the other being a cheetah, which I will post soon in a separate thread.
I am pleased to say he is happy with his elephant. I always welcome C&C regardless. Thank you for looking!
Here is one of my latest wire sculptures which was a commissioned piece. Since this is now safely in the possession of my client, I decided it was time to share here.
This elephant was fun to make but took a great deal of time and wire! He measures 10.75 inches long by 8.5 inches tall by 4.25 inches wide. He topped out at a hefty 8 pounds 14 ounces...which then equates to 1,760 feet of dark annealed wire in gauges 16, 18, 19, 22 and 28.
His only embellishments, as per requested by my client, are the silver tusks, which are made with steel necklace pendants. It can be a challenge to rely only on wire and artistic technique for the forms, but that makes me continue to grow as an artist. I enjoy sculptures with many embellishments...and enjoy minimalist ones such as this equally.
This is one of two commissions from my client recently, the other being a cheetah, which I will post soon in a separate thread.
I am pleased to say he is happy with his elephant. I always welcome C&C regardless. Thank you for looking!