Driftwood Sunset by frogdot
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Description
I used to live in San Leandro, Ca. on the eastshore of San Francisco Bay. There was a hidden spot that I used to gather the greatest driftwood. Years of old grey wood had ended up there, considered useless debris by anyone else. It wasn't the natural branch-type driftwood, but remnants of houses and lumber. I had boxes of carved moulding, trim and blocks, weathered and pitted from who knows how long ago. Maybe some of it was from the goldrush era that floated down the Sacramento River. Anyway, I used this wood for various sculptures and the bases for metal sculptures. This reminded me of those days.
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three terrains and the painting done in Dogwaffle
Comments (8)
Cool idea.
In the real world, this would be a nice piece of folk art, suitable for hanging on the wall. Very cool idea.
that's so creative!
Very creative! Bravo!
You Rock the past Dave...I truly adore this piece and wish it were available for print to hang on my wall...(=
Nice concept
Nicely done! Something like that would look great on the wall of a beach house or lake cabin.
What a great idea, this looks great! I just flew into San Francisco about an hour ago.