Indiana Limestone, Wood, Flint, Acrylic
10′ x 5′ x 4′
The Captain is in. The things dangling from the blue “hat” are flint chipped tools from the clovis period of south Texas history. Brought back by a friend from his brother’s ranch the year before it was burned down in the Jessup fires.
Indiana Limestone, Wood, Flint, Acrylic
10′ x 5′ x 4′
I had a blast making this large piece. There are three heads within one here… four if you’re looking close.
Indiana Limestone, Wood, Flint, Acrylic
10′ x 5′ x 4′
As it turns out, certain owls attack blue, and the owls knocked the hat to pieces over the course of a couple years. Wild how nature intervenes.
Indiana Limestone, Wood, Flint, Acrylic
10′ x 5′ x 4′
The flint sounds great in a breeze. I tried to space it so it could only hit itself and its fellow flint chips.
Indiana Limestone, Wood, Flint, Acrylic
10′ x 5′ x 4′
After a few years the wood has aged in the sun, and I have since straitened the head back up.