2021 Begins

2020 is finally over.

I'm sure most everyone is happy to see it go.

As 2021 begins we are 

still experiencing strange times.

Be that as it may,

we have hope that someday things

will return to some semblance of normalcy. 

Here are a few pieces that were created during the pandemic.

 

New

 A few new pieces

Open House 2020

 

The annual Studio 419 Open House

will be held this year on 

September 26-27, 2020

10 am-4pm

Originally scheduled for June,

the Open House, like everything else this year,

had to be rescheduled.

I have some exciting new pieces.

They range in size from 3 inches to 7 feet tall

So plan to be here to celebrate the arts as the summer fades away.

Due to COVID 19 things will be a little different this year.

Visitors are asked to follow recommended precautions.

More Father's Day Fish

Here are a few more 

Father's Day Fish

For information on purchasing a fish,

Contact me.

Some fish are also available at:

An Octopus's Garden

and

Gallery on Park

Father's Day Fish

Whether it be 

lazy days at the old fishing hole

or sitting in the theater watching The Perfect Storm,

we all have memories of fishing.

Fishing is deeply ingrained in the American vernacular.

We speak of the one that got away,

other fish in the sea,

hook, line, and sinker,

it was THIS big.

As Father's Day nears, 

An everlasting fish would make the perfect gift for

Dad, Grandpa, Uncle, Brother, or

any other fisherman in your life.

And don't forget, 

it's fine to treat yourself occasionally

All these pieces are available for curbside pickup or local delivery.

Contact me for details

danden621@gmail.com 

HELPLESS

This piece embraces the feeling that 

Mother Nature or a higher power has us helplessly bound

while she exacts vengeance for our 

reckless disregard of what was 

given to us in trust.

My Abstract Autumn

Throughout this year 

I was fortunate

to collect a treasure trove of material.

Some of it was quite large

and a good amount was just small washers, balls, 

and other odds and ends.

I had a busy spring and summer,

but once autumn arrived I found the time to relax 

and play with my new shapes.

These are a few of the resulting pieces.

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