The weather for December, so far, has been the typical
"Cold, Dark and Wet".
Wednesday, December 17, 2014
Bubbles and a Charlie O. Christmas
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I've made great progress on my Bubble Bench - it is basically formed, needing only the endless fussy hours of cleaning up all the creases and polishing the spheres.
This is the back view. If you look closely in the 2 views, you can see all the places where I've pierced the form - under the bench piece and between some of the bubbles.
Saturday, we went to Charlie Oldham's Rock Shop Christmas Sale.
I treated myself to this group of Fluorite crystals from the Annabel Lee Mine near Cave-In-Rock, Illinois.
Calico Cougar...or delusions of grandeur.
"Lemon Slice Sunrise", Indiana Limestone, 30"H x 37"W x 15"D, This sculpture is an allegory for making the best out of a bad situation. The sun rises on a new day and dissipates the darkness. A lemon gets used to make lemonade.
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"Lemon Slice Sunrise", Indiana Limestone, 30"H x 37"W x 15"D, This sculpture is an allegory for making the best out of a bad situation. The sun rises on a new day and dissipates the darkness. A lemon gets used to make lemonade.
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