02/01/2010 10:41:31

breath taking

04/30/2009 12:35:12

Hi Tom

I noticed that you visited my page and thought I'd return the favor. I love the organic energy of your work! Each piece has wonderful life and movement.

04/16/2009 23:57:20

Hi Tom, I liked you work each piece is special. Great imagination. Wonderful work.

04/10/2009 07:40:28

Hi Tom, Sorry for the delay in answering your question. I'm having a difficult time figuring out the best way to respond to comments left on my page. There must be a better/easier way but I haven't found it yet.

I can make you bowls/basins for your sculpture. I'm not sure where Leonard is but there is probably someone closer to you that could create them more economicaly priced than me. The jellyfish are kiln cast which requires a carved mold for the glass to melt into to give the relief/depth. The ones in the piece you mentioned would not lend themselves to a bowl shape as they are in an upward direction. I can see jellyfish swirling around a bowl chasing one another as a killer idea and have done several but not kiln cast. They were pretty pricey as I used dicroic glass ($$$$$)for the tenticles. If you seriously want glass bowls I can probably find you someone closer that you could work with at their studio which will let you see the tremendous possibilities of fused and slumped glass. Metal and glass.....and stone is just big fun. 

04/04/2009 08:23:31

Hi Tom,some are pencil, the one of Angelina Jolie I have on this site is pencil. Others are pen and ink, using either a regular black ink pen or a rapidograph technical drawing pen.

04/03/2009 07:02:16

The snake rock is my favorite. I find rocks like this our NC mtn. streams. They are ancient. The white streaks (quarts) make some of the coolest twist and turns and are works of art by themselves. Your metal work really accents the rocks and brings them alive. Is it copper or steel?

03/30/2009 18:44:49

Awesome imagination !

03/01/2009 10:56:30

Hi Tom, I like your work, it's really original.