The two below are carved from pine, one with paint and the other is burned with a copper cross. I wasn't sure which one would look best in the box body.
Recently I took a class from Michael deMeng called “Lonely Hearts” and as the title says it was making a heart, placing it in a box, then deMenging it, not a word but if you know his art you know what I mean.
The class was great, Michael has such enthusiasm and energy that flows into his students. He is funny and has a clever wit making the day go by all to fast. I have admired his work for years and wondered how he went about creating rust and attaching plastic to wood making it look like it was done by nature. I bought his book and enjoyed reading about a third of it before I miss placed it in my house. I have been looking for a week, dang I hate that!Wondering about the origins of the“Sacred Heart” I sat at the computer and read for hours and took in a ton of information.
I believe it started in the 11th century by the Benedictines , I found an interesting article and would love to condense it but would not be able to do it justice so here is a link if you would like to learn more.
Standing tall on very large feet this Santos not only has wings it has a heart.
4 comments:
Fantastic and istory to read as wellxxxlynda
REALLY like the two new Santos . . . Hope the next few weeks go well for you!
Maggie
Catching up here and I find a load of great new Santos. Love this one and "Walking Crow" and what a great array from your class too! I love how each of them has a personality all its own.
Oh, you know how I love flaming hearts, so of course I love your latest creations.
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