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taranathicus — nautical star
Published: 2005-12-21 00:58:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 292; Favourites: 4; Downloads: 10
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its about a foot square, steel frame brazed copper and steelRelated content
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hey that's silly good. what do you ask for such a masterpiece?
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you know, i really have no idea, i think thats the hardest bit about art, putting a price on it, though i think something of this nature i would probably think around 100-150 range for the time mostly and the materials. but i always feel really wierd stating real numbers, if that makes sense.
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I like your 'line/wire' series. it's very interesting and has me thinking....
And that is always a good thing
thx
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this whole kind of suspension or whatever you'd call it, i think is remarkably fun, its also fairly easy, and its really flexible to the input of new ideas. anyways definately rock those thinkings of yours out.
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heh, i was just wondering a few days ago if you were going to post more stuffs.
cool piece, is each angle/seam brazed or are the star arms folded?
interesting balance putting it to one side like that.
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well they arent really brazed all that well, more like a couple of tack spot on each seam. the piece itself is fairly 2d. i actually put it off to the side so the top could point to one corner and t other sides could point to other corners, which might even have worked if the piece was at alla ccurate to what i was working from. but still i felt it looked cooler off to the side.
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yeah i really like that placement.
maybe could use solidifying some of the weld seams tho...
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they dont really fit well enough to fill in the seams without worrying about melting the copper(which i had a few mistakes because of), its really solid when alls said and done from a strenght point of view.
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ah yeah, strange how cutouts so rarely line up very well.
cool, and i guess its not like its a structural element
cheers!
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