Hi Pete I can see some great advantages - It's hard to do such intricate work and hang around street corners, and the wife knows where you are. As an extra, it must take the chill off the house on cool winter nights. See you soon Bob A
Art has many definitions. Just a matter of how you view the things around you. A simple can, a simple canvas. Art is everywhere you choose to find it. In this case, you chose to release the art hidden in an empty can. The change from can to artwork is admirable.
Tin can art pete, it's amazing how you can come up with so many different things with one tin can. Great designs, great detail, great memories ('cept for mr sam here hehe). Keep it up, it's lookin' good.
How creative! I have seen bird feeders made out of Clorox Bleach containers, and candles made out of milk cartons, but I have never seen anything like your tin can art. Well, when I was a kid, we tied a string between two cans to talk to each other. What else can tin cans be used for, I wonder?
very cool stuff. I am doing similar art with tin cans. Im not doing such impressive "mural" type work but am doing candle holding-shadow casting cans. really like the site. thanks for sharing.
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Hi Pete I can see some great advantages - It's hard to do such intricate work and hang around street corners, and the wife knows where you are. As an extra, it must take the chill off the house on cool winter nights.
See you soon
Bob A
Art has many definitions. Just a matter of how you view the things around you. A simple can, a simple canvas. Art is everywhere you choose to find it. In this case, you chose to release the art hidden in an empty can. The change from can to artwork is admirable.
Your work is very interesting. I wish you well in future artistic efforts.
"Ruby, don't take your can to town!"
CANNY ROGERS
Tin can art pete, it's amazing how you can come up with so many different things with one tin can. Great designs, great detail, great memories ('cept for mr sam here hehe).
Keep it up, it's lookin' good.
How creative! I have seen bird feeders made out of Clorox Bleach containers, and candles made out of milk cartons, but I have never seen anything like your tin can art. Well, when I was a kid, we tied a string between two cans to talk to each other. What else can tin cans be used for, I wonder?
Wow Pete, what you've got going on in that head of yours!!Verry interesting.....I especially liked Balance
Trish Reddick
very cool stuff. I am doing similar art with tin cans. Im not doing such impressive "mural" type work but am doing candle holding-shadow casting cans. really like the site. thanks for sharing.
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