Junk Art By Ulma Doctor

[Janderso]

I love it.
So that's how chain is made.

 

[DavidR8]

I have no idea how I missed this thread!
Very cool stuff Doc, highly creative


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[Ulma Doctor]

LOVE it! You did a beautiful job.

Thanks John!!!!

Original or not, still very cool. Cheers, Mike

i wish i was a bit more creative like that- but a cool idea, is a cool idea!

I like it Mike

thanks Thomas!

that's fun! I need to get myself a welder one day

it sure is Matt!
small A/C buzzboxes are relatively inexpensive, but very useful!
E6011 and just under 100 amps will stick most common steels together

I love it.
So that's how chain is made.

Thanks Jeff!!!
i wondered how chain was made too!!!

I have no idea how I missed this thread!
Very cool stuff Doc, highly creative

thank you very much David.
i can't always claim that the works are not shamelessly plagiarized,
but i have a whole lot of fun doing it!



Thanks to all who read this.
i hope to inspire others to try something different!

 

[Old Mud]

Great use of those grey cells. Yeah, you got it !!.

Oh BTW, i like it All.

 

[Winegrower]

It is slightly possible I have the skills to do this. For sure I don’t have the imagination! So clever, Doctor.

 

[Ulma Doctor]

Great use of those grey cells. Yeah, you got it !!.

Oh BTW, i like it All.

thank you very much Old Mud!!!

It is slightly possible I have the skills to do this. For sure I don’t have the imagination! So clever, Doctor.

Thank you Winegrower!
i wish i was more imaginative , but i try!
i think the imagination is like a muscle, you have to work it to make it stronger!
don't sell yourself short.
you can always try until you succeed, then try some more!!!

 

[savarin]

Awesome Mike, loved them all.
Your bit about imagination is so true.
Stay safe.

 

[Ulma Doctor]

Awesome Mike, loved them all.
Your bit about imagination is so true.
Stay safe.

G'Day, and thank you very much Charles!
i'm happy you like them!!!
cheers!

 

[Ulma Doctor]

ACT 1
I have been at it again.
this time i have 2 entries.... both with kinetic sculpture elements

the first is a fisherman constructed from an inverted, broken, 2" excavator pin, some round and flat stock, a stainless steel tube remnant, a rusty nail and one of grandmas table spoons that was (crudely) flattened and turned into a fish, that's suspended by .002" piano wire!




the fish twists and turns with air movement, simulating a catch!

Act 2:
the secondary admission is a goofy rendering of a kinetic sculpture stork... I call him Reginald !

he is constructed from old machine parts, old flat stock, old chain, a horseshoe, and welded rusty pipe for the mount


i fit a lucky horseshoe into the design!


here is the finished work!



he dances when the wind blows!

 

[brino]

Very creative!

There is something Picasso-esque about Reginald.

-brino