The last time I wrote about this, the problem was that the photographs did not exist. Twenty six of the thirty two sculptures I had picked out of Dave’s archive survive in exactly one image. One angle, shot years ago, often the only frame anyone ever took....
In the last post I put one of Dave’s sculptures on the page as something you can turn around in your hands. A few people have already asked how that was done, so here is the whole thing, start to finish, with nothing left out and nothing dressed up. It started...
On Display Pieces on display. All different but some similarity. Each with a frame, a common theme. Old sculptures and new sculpture complement each other. Out of my studio for others to see. Willing to share a part of me. Is it how I will be heard. Do my...
The Totem It is still not finished Yet the end is in sight. Hope it is done soon As I am growing tired of waiting. Would like to see results From all my work But still have the last Three pieces to go. Very close but not there Feel as if it is too...
Artist Interviews: David Stahl & Ryan Seslow 1. Was there someone who influenced you to become an artist when you were younger? If someone did what was special about that person? Ryan – I am influenced by so many things that contribute to being an artist....
beginning something new it is screwed together. missing the glue gun. adapting to use of electric tools. do not mind the noise. the process is still uncomfortable. form and shape varies without glue. just moving parts not permanent location. beginning to...
