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408- 499-2561 in Kalispell
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GALLERY
Vince, The InVinceable Dragon
72" Long x 36" Wide x 36" Tall
$2100.00

I used 2 small garden trowels
for the top and bottom of the head. Iremove the wooden handles. You can see the exposed metal rods that are inside.
Fangs are the tines of forks. You can see
the fork handles.


I attached a silver fork on the top of his head and a tiger eye marble so he could see. On top of his head I attached a section of a mouse part to round out his head.

I found a small vacuum in a recycle can.
I used this as the body and neck . It's balanced on the old wood using old garden hand rakes bent to form claws.

You can see the vacuum with the head attached. His "horns" are parts of an old Ford Mustang.

Put together, the small garden trowels (top and bottom jaws),, forks and part of a toy for a tongue, completes the head!

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Details of the body, covered over the vacuum with "Leaves" representing dragon feathers or scales, , were from a metal fruit bowl. The small, gold, outlined scales came from vegetable stainers, taken apart and individually screwed to the bodt in a special pattern!
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I found an old ice saw, removed the wooden handle, and cut it in sections for his tail. I wanted it to move and bend so I drilled holes in each section and attached brass hinges to all the sections.

Here, you can see all the finished sections of the ice saw.
On the right, I've attached the tail with screws.

Ice saw attached to the vacuum
This definitely a major piece of sculpture! It's a conversation piece for your larger space. An office with a magnificent front entrance is anothr perfect spot. This was a 6 month project and I made it for YOU!
Give me a call. 408 -499- 2561
A Day at the Park with Dad
39" tall x 10" wide x 25" long
$1,100.00
Dad and his son are finally getting some time to go to the park to play a little baseball. Dad carries the ball and son has a great bat! It's going to be a wonderful afternoon!
Each one is made with a variety of odds and ends so you'll have to look closely to see them all.

Dad's head is made with a coffee creamer cup, upside down, and he is equipt with plenty of antennas (held together with a scrub brush!) to keep in touch with whatever is happening . His glasses are made with a jewelery locket, opened to cover both eyes, and some crazy zig zag bows to hold them on. His mouth is a zipper and he's always smiling when he's with his son!


These 2 A.R.T.-bots are mounted on a Sawzall box

We won a prize at the Olive Hyde Gallery in Fremont, CA !

Son also has a coffee creamer for his head, some wonderful hair made from a paint brush! He's smiling at his dad. The helicopter hat is made from a model airplane nose cone.

His insides are pretty interesting!

Son hs 2 tiny skate boards for feet. He gets around very well!

Dad has a lot of parts

Son has some neat items in his "body" !

Dad holds his hand, Son has the bat.
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This is such a great piece! It will bring a lot of interest to any of your family and friends!
ART-bots include shipping charges within the contiguous US. ART-bot prices do not include taxes, where applicable,
I will deliver any ART-bot over 24" tall and within 150 miles of Kalispell, MT at NO extra charge. If you live farther away in Montana, please ask me about possible deliveries to your home.
408- 499-2561 in Kalispell
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