For Fun

I had some spare time so I made a set of mahogany bird wings

Over the Break

Over the break I had the pleasure of working up at Considine Studios up in Lansdale PA. Considine is the leader in bronze casting.  I assisted on these figures, they were constructing for LaSalle University near Philly.  The figures are St Francis and Jane de Orleans, along with three children. working on these was a great, dirty and tiring time.

p.s. while working there i might have snagged a piece of Steve Tobin's bronze "Trinity Root," might have

The Red Rum Refridgerator

Based on the horrible occurrence of the Bill Cosby jell-o mold, in which twice i was covered with strawberry jell-o

The Invasion of East Texas

Wood, Spray paint, Motor Oil, Drum of Oil, Handtruck

Backwoods Engineering

Mahogany and sheet steel

Kids: A Series

Ladies and Gentlemen, Bobby O'Herlihy: Marker and paint on press board


Anthony: Paint, marker and spray paint on Masonite


Murray: Marker and spraypaint on MDF

The Monster House

This was displayed in front of the Hamilton Hall building of UArts for about one month. Made mostly out of wood and steel, I used basic carpentry to build it. I also made it collapsible so it can be moved and takes less than five minutes to take apart. The signage was designed by my friend Andrew Justin Murray.