Comin' and A Goin' Petroglyph Panel
Celebrating the magic of ancient Native American rock art, reclaimed steel, and rust, this piece is best appreciated with some sort of back lighting (from a window or with the use of LED lighting). Done in an ancestral pueblo petroglyph style, the sheep have been plasma cut by hand into the repurposed metal without disturbing the beautiful rust.
The subtle brown, orange, and red hues of the oxidation mimic the colors of rock formations and stones found in the American Southwest.
Celebrating the magic of ancient Native American rock art, reclaimed steel, and rust, this piece is best appreciated with some sort of back lighting (from a window or with the use of LED lighting). Done in an ancestral pueblo petroglyph style, the sheep have been plasma cut by hand into the repurposed metal without disturbing the beautiful rust.
The subtle brown, orange, and red hues of the oxidation mimic the colors of rock formations and stones found in the American Southwest.
Celebrating the magic of ancient Native American rock art, reclaimed steel, and rust, this piece is best appreciated with some sort of back lighting (from a window or with the use of LED lighting). Done in an ancestral pueblo petroglyph style, the sheep have been plasma cut by hand into the repurposed metal without disturbing the beautiful rust.
The subtle brown, orange, and red hues of the oxidation mimic the colors of rock formations and stones found in the American Southwest.