A fine piece worked upon for days might betray your tool at the smallest mistake, and often the board seemed to split by itself. I came to believe that even a crude plank could act with knowledge of good and evil ( and much desire to do the latter ). But then, an evil man cannot pass by a fine tree without saddening the leaves.
Still, there was wisdom to be found in doing good work. When the task went well, I was at peace.
Norman Mailer. The Gospel According To The Son
This is the blog site of Brendan Duggan. Artist, designer and owner/operator of GetBent metal, a custom metal fabrication shop located in Gravenhurst Ontario, among other titles. Here you will see projects past and present, as well as some of the things that inspire me. But not necessarily limited to that. B
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Monday, March 28, 2011
Skeg Lamp 2.0
Someone donated another abused skeg to me. The last one was meant to a wall sconce or hung over a door. I think this is going to be a table lamp. Still looking for some glass. I stripped the paint off the first one but I like the patina on here.
Spark Plug Pendant Light
A spark plug inspired pendant light I have been prototyping. I'm still not 100% happy with it yet. I'll post more when its finished.
Submarine Sculpture
This is a submarine sculpture I've been working on for a few months now. I submitted it last weekend into the Muskoka Arts and Crafts Spring show where it won an "Award for Excellence for Sculpture". It measures about 40" long.
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Coat Rack
Hand forged coat rack from 3/4" square bar.
I submitted this piece into the Muskoka Arts and Crafts Spring show where it won two awards. One for "Award of Excellence for Metal" and the "Ontario Crafts Council Design Award"
I submitted this piece into the Muskoka Arts and Crafts Spring show where it won two awards. One for "Award of Excellence for Metal" and the "Ontario Crafts Council Design Award"
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Monday, March 7, 2011
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