Michael Arndt and Debbie Palmer

The design of (11) eleven art pieces, which will resemble the VIA Architects sketch as shown in the attachments. I will be using lumber supplied by Bellwether that is milled cedar and redwood with wane and Rough sawn Oak. These pieces will have cutout numbers “3-8” and “3-7” for each respective level of each tower at the elevator landings. The sizes will be approximately 5-foot x 4-foot.

"WELCOME" is installed at the Bitterlake Community Center in Seattle, WA.  It was commissioned to create a invitation to draw passersby to come inside.   

Made with the help of the children from the community center.  

We created templates of each letter, then brought supplies in and the kids took turns to make their design of each letter.  We voted on the best ones and I welded them up at the shop.  Sent them off for powder coating with the brightest colors to draw attention to the entrance. 

Thank you Robert Bellm.

Golden Girl is made from a egg boiler, coal tines, bronzed baby shoes, honey tin, spice tins, miscellaneous fasteners and a pastry roller.

Ken created the topper yoke piece and Michael developed the base that it is set it upon.

Ele 2 is the second of a series of Elephants I am making to bring awareness of the near extinction of Elephants, Rhinos and other animals from the wild due to Poaching and Climate Warming.   

Mixed Media Recycled Materials

Penelope is made from an old camera, tines, bronzed baby shoes, brass storage box, and a bisket tin lid. 

Diesel was made from a found diesel nozzle, ice bucket holder, gas pipe.  The switch is built into the handle of the nozzle, act like your filling up your rig and the light comes on and off. 

Jug Man is made from vintage xmas lights, creamer jug, bottle caps, sauce tins, jello mold, and more...

One of the original camera pieces I made in series of them.