Professor Steel

Shadow shenanigans…
Small cutouts + solar spots = lifesize shadows.

August 2nd, 1989….we said “I do” and here we are 35 years later and we are still “doing”.

Hope all you folks are having a happy 🐫 ! We just thought we’d leave this glorious pic of some Professor Steel greatness! Now this is my kind of gardening! No maintenance, AT ALL, required! 😂 🌵
We hope you will mark your calendars for our next market, July 28th!
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Your faithful old vendors, with a few new ones scattered in, will be sharing their locally made, grown, crafted & raised passions with you! Southwest Lubbock’s family, foodie & pet friendly market! See ya at the station!
📷 Wanderlust Pastry

Here is a couple of pictures of what I designed for a Memorial garden at Plains Memorial Hospital Clovis,NM for a Dr who recently passed away. This is phase one. Several more pieces in the works. 1/4 inch plate steel, rusted and clear coated, all approx 6 feet tall. Hand drawn from petroglyphs and plasma cut. **kyourcubicle

‘Tiffany Blue’ powder-coated butterfly chair. 3/16 inch plate steel, plasma cut, assembled, welded and sent off to coating. Delivered this one today to a customer who loves it.

Water lilies with dragonfly I built this afternoon. I will have this and many other of my pieces available Friday night during First Friday Art Trail @ Tornado Gallery.

Messages like this are always nice to get.

Customer: "can you make me a couple of butterflies out of horseshoes, washers and nuts?"
Me: "I'll be right back".....

Mooooooo.....

Follow-up to the sign I made for Farmhouse Fraternity. Seems like the students did a great job painting it.

3-D deer head mount. Will be available this Friday night during First Friday Art Trail at Tornado Gallery. Come see me 6-9pm. I have tons (literally) of new pieces.