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Bass mirror
•September 23, 2008 • No CommentsMy new bass mirror, that I just finished today. The bass on top is the piece I made as an example for Swimming In The Green. You can view that here, its my very first post.

Copper panel!
•September 23, 2008 • No CommentsHere is a sample of my favorite copper patina. Just like the patina I did on the bar it is one of a kind, I could not make one the same if I tried. Wouldent you love to hang two of these on your wall. 5 feet by 3 feet, with a black stell frame!

fall is here!
•September 22, 2008 • No CommentsI love fall the weather feels perfect and it is crisp in the mornings and evenings. I also can’t wait for the leaves to change. I am so ready that I just had to make some for sale.

new fall leaves!
•September 16, 2008 • No CommentsFall is here, and I am makeing more fall leaves. I just love to make these! All these leaves are going for sale at www.redsmith.etsy.com and they are all good for hanging on the wall or setting on the table.
Sugar Maple 
The sassafras 
and the red oak! 
If you would like to make your own leaf, I do a class! just contact me.
copper fans
•May 28, 2008 • No CommentsHere are two fans I am working on. I have not decided what to do with them yet, though I am happy with how they turned out. The hammer marks add a wonderful texture.

Damascus Knives
•May 15, 2008 • No CommentsI love working with Iron, and forging these two knives was very enjoyable. I made them as a single billet and forge welded them with a hammer and anvil. They have Two Hundred Twenty-Four layers.
Orchid
•May 14, 2008 • No CommentsThis Is the first orchid I have ever made, it was a lot of fun and I mounted it in a piece of drift wood.
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copper panel bar
•May 8, 2008 • 2 CommentsHere is my latest work! Its a custom copper panel for a bar, I had a great time doing this piece. I used different chemicals activated by heat for the patina. Here is a full shot of the kitchen that my piece went into, the kitchen is still not finished, notice the columns an each end, and the black trim. I did this with one of the best cabinet makers in our region! Here is a link to his site www.customwoodworkbyjim.com

From one side to the other it tells a story, it is so different in every spot it keeps you looking, I cant wait to do some more work like this.
Here it is with its first coat of sealer, and getting signed! 
close up shot, I love the blue in it. I wish a photograph could do it some justice, I guess you will have to order one to see what you’ll get.

