| Bronze This ancient photo, circa 1961, shows my very first bronze sculpture being criticized by a friend at the Kansas City Art Institute. Created first in wax and cast in the traditional lost wax process, the experience taught me that, although the results are beautiful, and durabile, the materials are expensive, wasteful, dangerous, toxic and complicated. That knowledge led me in the direction of sand sculpture which are free, clean, outdoors, and always challenging.
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I sometimes add the dimention of time to my more permanent sculptures by creating movable parts so that the mood of the owner can influence the arrangement of the elements.
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My passion for disc sports has given me opportunities to make trophies for various tournaments in metals and lucite by similar casting processes.
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This bronze Trophy for a beach game called Trangle Ball is the only one of it's kind.
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