the laser cuts stone!? check. it cuts it like a hot knife through butter. super slick.
i love the wild cats that live behind the studio. the neighbor has many treasures for them to play amongst, and they take full advantage :)
this building is almost 100 years old, so clearly this arch is legitimate, but holy cow i would have never guessed it was so thin! it's super elegant, isn't it? and a little unnerving, perhaps.
i'm working on a custom furniture project but the wood-workers giving bids seem a little distrustful of my hardware detail. to test it out, i made a little mockup with some 2x4s. the execution is a little crude, but i think it will work just fine. i think the effect will be huge, photos of the final result sometime this fall, hopefully.
posting up some flyers with the prettiest tape in the world
only thing left is to box them up and wish them well
architecture jones ad appears in cedar rapids ski team annual program. advertising dollars well spent!
customer pic of architecture jones pulls on a really nice, rugged vanity. great industrial look - who doesn't love a concrete countertop? thanks, allie hp!
here are my wares, spread out for all to see. it doesn't look like such a big pile...
testing out the laser with a little stationery gift for my mom. not bad - the Ms are etched onto newsprint. that's crazy precision!
this is without a doubt the most beautiful chain link i've ever seen. well done, echo park
welcome to the fold, lola. you are going to be a very busy lady.
i'm applying for a booth at the renegade craft fair this summer, so am working on getting a few new aluminum items ready to go... design is a messy process
last time i was in the twin cities i picked up a case of these really cool amber glass ampules at axman (or as i call it, the happiest place on earth). they seem destined to become a light shade, but i haven't yet decided the best way to weave them all together. here's a mockup i made of one connection concept.
just back from the foundry - a fresh cast of a new light fixture i'm working on. it definitely still needs some refinement, but not a bad first prototype
