The mirror series refer to the water being reflected in the center horizon point creating a meditative infinite horizon. The work is printed on a large sheet of 100% Rives heavyweight 300 grm cotton paper. The paper is hand washed with fine acrylic silver and the waves are printed in a deep black acrylic ink. The work is done in stages as the paper is quite large measuring 51.5” W x 65.5” H. The work is rather calm with a slight reflective silver accent depending on time of day and light influencing how it looks throughout the day.

We offer custom framing and what I usually use for this is a natural oak with a deep shadowbox framed to give it that extra depth for presentation. Let us know if you would like this framed and we can arrange framing and shipping.

Piece is shown and priced unframed—comes signed on lower right in pencil.

This vintage 3M pelvis phantom was used by a retired X-ray technician and was in his personal collection for many years. These models are used in training and X-ray positioning and calibration. They allow students as well as technicians to run actual tests without exposing the patient. These are such great teaching tools because the student will get an actual X-ray and get familiar with the process before working on a patient.

I gave the piece a good cleaning and buff polish. It has age old scuffs and wear that you would expect for a piece that has been used since the 1960’s. I show what this piece looks like in various light conditions—natural light and a spot light from above. If this piece is displayed with a light above it glows and is a rather dramatic display. It changes throughout the day with different light and the way it travels through the resin is reminiscent of an old classical grecian statue.

Tagged 3M X-ray products

Measures: 17”H x 10”W x 7” D

A large scale image of flowers that are simple, clean and minimal. The work is printed on a hand washed silver on natural heavy weight drawing paper. The flowers are in black acrylic paint and contrast against the hand applied silver. The work is float mounted on archival board and framed in a fruitwood custom frame. Measures: 35.5” x 68.25”.

Signed in pencil on lower right

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Vault of the heavens large lucite globe (36” diameter) consist of a 6” earth at the center that is suspended on a shaft that can be controlled by a knob at the bottom. The universe sphere is printed with celestial bodies through and technical markings to set coordinates to the earth. A valuable tool that is often used in naval training to show how one can find positions using the stars.

This model is quite a rare sized one— mainly made for institutions like schools or government offices. Although some of the smaller sizes can be found locating a 36” globe is quite tough to find, especially this earlier 1963 model.

I had to locate some missing components for this globe to complete it and now it is restored . The acrylic base is an authentic Farquhar base for a medium globe but works well for this larger globe (as a static display)—this is the only part that slightly different than its intended base but I like that it is acrylic and matches the globe.

Some scuffs on the outer acrylic but typical with age and not distracting from the object. The acrylic sphere is in very good condition and can come apart in two halves if disassembly is needed. Some metal components have signs of oxidation and have been lightly oiled to condition the metal . Comes as shown.

Measures 36” Diameter

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Based on a vintage Secret Service target practice sheet this classic design is elevated. The work is printed on heavyweight watercolor paper using the cyanotype method creating a deep blue image. The work is framed in a thin matte black wood frame measuring 21.5” x 37” .

Two are shown but priced individually.

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The F-104 Starfighter was the first iteration in a series of F-104 models. You can recall the famous subsequent model the F-104A that Chuck Yeager flew while attempting to break an altitude record. These ionic jets were used for many years due to their speed, altitude and fast climbing speed. It’s basically a missile that you can fly. The characteristic stout wings as shown here are on mounts and were tested at AMES NASA testing facility.

Three sets shown—priced per piece

Measures: 12” W x 10” H on a 6” x 6” custom steel base

The taller center one is 14” H x 10” W

The bold fonts of Spartan Black against the red is hypnotic and almost leaves visual trails with the bright high contrast. A fundamental piece of a designer's toolbox but really transforms into something else at this scale. It was important for me to make the artwork at this scale otherwise it just doesn’t work. Work is printed on white Rives BFK 100% cotton rag paper with natural deckle edges.

Measures: 46" x 57" framed .

Framed in a custom wood moulding and floated on archival board to show natural deckle edges

Signed in pencil on the lower right in pencil

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