ARTSPAWN from recycled and found objects

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heres more of my earlier works...... happy viewing hope you..ll like it'thanksMARIO Attached Images
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Reply:Your work is unbelieveable.  Keep up the good work and keeping us up to date on your latest creationsMechanical Engineer
Reply:You have talent! Wow, it takes a purely creative mind to dig into a bucket of bolts and car parts and come out with that.Northern Tool MIG/Flux coreWEL-BILT 4 1/2 angle grinderYou gotta start somewhere!
Reply:sodamn coolI wish I had the vision to be able to put stuff like that together....
Reply:superb work and creativityLincoln Power Arc 4000 Thermal Arc Fabricator 252 iThermal arc 186Thermal Arc 26 tigTweeko 200 amp spool gunHobart AirForce 400WP-17V-12R
Reply:The shooter is amazing!Miller Dynasty 200DXMiller Spectrum 250DMiller Millermatic 200Bunch of old blue dinosaurs....
Reply:Originally Posted by jontheturboguyThe shooter is amazing!
Reply:Originally Posted by ironheart_ramHi..Thanks..this shooter was used during the gunshow here in the Philippines last Dec...thanks MARIO
Reply:ironheart_ram,with your fine grasp of the abstract forms that you collate from existing objects and the wonderful results....I wonder why you haven't moved to TIG welds to make tiny, almost invisible tack welds instead of the focus grabbing 'blob' type welds that join your pieces?The welds are out of context.  Each piece of work is an extraordinary form expressing the feel of the original as echoed by the 'found objects'. Why not use TIG tack welds? The scale of the welds done with TIG would allow each original object to be part of the whole without those unsightly 'globs'.If any of your fine work(s) was done with a fine TIG hand; a dot the size of a ballpoint pen tip (or two) would fuse the elements, leaving your selection of form without the compromising melted interfaces to distract from the composition.I'm not faulting concept or composition- I admire them both, I'm only asking if your construction could be brought up to match the other two elements of your work?Cheers,Kevin Morin
Reply:Originally Posted by Kevin Morinironheart_ram,with your fine grasp of the abstract forms that you collate from existing objects and the wonderful results....I wonder why you haven't moved to TIG welds to make tiny, almost invisible tack welds instead of the focus grabbing 'blob' type welds that join your pieces?The welds are out of context.  Each piece of work is an extraordinary form expressing the feel of the original as echoed by the 'found objects'. Why not use TIG tack welds? The scale of the welds done with TIG would allow each original object to be part of the whole without those unsightly 'globs'.If any of your fine work(s) was done with a fine TIG hand; a dot the size of a ballpoint pen tip (or two) would fuse the elements, leaving your selection of form without the compromising melted interfaces to distract from the composition.I'm not faulting concept or composition- I admire them both, I'm only asking if your construction could be brought up to match the other two elements of your work?Cheers,Kevin Morin
Reply:You are quite the craftsman.Great work.
Reply:Nice work man.  Great eye for proportions.browndogwelding.com@welderassassinMy Blog on The Fabricatorfacebook.com/BrownDogWelding