Bloom Again Metal Art Flowers
Bloom Again Metal Art Flowers are a line of flowers we sell online at http://www.Etsy.com/shop/BloomAgainMetalArt.
I was a barn painter in my everyday life and each barn takes about a barrel of paint. After 50 years I accumulated hundreds of barrels that I now use for all kinds of things. Some become a source of metal for my flowers. I cut them freehand using a plasma cutter so no two are alike.
Being an abstract painter I create little abstract petal designs and then assemble them in layers to make a new phylum of flower. They do not require water, but they bloom in the snow, add color to bushes when everything in the garden is dead, deer do not eat them, you do not have to explain what they are and they generally make people feel good. Prices vary with complexity, size and time to make.
I also make a variety of scrolls designed for a more elaborate hanging display.
For those who want to make a real bodacious statement, I also make Giant Flowers. Imagine one in your garden ... from 2' to 6' in diameter, on a 4" stem, up to 8' tall. You could tell people you bought a seed from "Jack" as in Jack and the Beanstalk. That will put a smile on someone's face.
I was a barn painter in my everyday life and each barn takes about a barrel of paint. After 50 years I accumulated hundreds of barrels that I now use for all kinds of things. Some become a source of metal for my flowers. I cut them freehand using a plasma cutter so no two are alike.
Being an abstract painter I create little abstract petal designs and then assemble them in layers to make a new phylum of flower. They do not require water, but they bloom in the snow, add color to bushes when everything in the garden is dead, deer do not eat them, you do not have to explain what they are and they generally make people feel good. Prices vary with complexity, size and time to make.
I also make a variety of scrolls designed for a more elaborate hanging display.
For those who want to make a real bodacious statement, I also make Giant Flowers. Imagine one in your garden ... from 2' to 6' in diameter, on a 4" stem, up to 8' tall. You could tell people you bought a seed from "Jack" as in Jack and the Beanstalk. That will put a smile on someone's face.