The bar tender in The Benefits of Radiation is one of my transmuted figures. And, like the Cactus Headed Cowboy, I was able to scan the original figure and print copies.



Art is my Joie de Vivre.
The bar tender in The Benefits of Radiation is one of my transmuted figures. And, like the Cactus Headed Cowboy, I was able to scan the original figure and print copies.
I’ve posted about this guy in past. He’s one of my all time favorite creations (as action figures go). His origin can be seen in The Benefits of Radiation. I made a 3D scan of the original, and can now print him in a variety of materials (plastic, brass, silver, etc.).
Special thank you to my daughter, Chloe, for helping me make the scans worth printing.
I made a 3D scan of my original Dr. Stinky figure, and can print copies. The one in black below is a print.
Snow day. Only, that’s not quite right. It’s hard to get a snow day when you can work remotely. I’ll take it, though. Working remotely has been such a blessing.
These guy carried on in the snow, when I took a break to clear the sidewalks.
I’m not sure who will, what alliances will be formed. Stay tuned (pun intended).
I’m participating in Maryland Art Place’s Under 500 annual show for the second time. It’s virtual this year. From their marketing materials:
Main Sales Event (free):
Tuesday, December 15, 10 am – Saturday, December 19 (closes 10 pm sharp)
Register or Purchase Preview Sales Tickets.
UNDER $500 will feature the work of Baltimore and surrounding area artists at a price point of $500 or less. We have over 100 participating artists! Purchase artwork at any point throughout the sale from the comfort of your own home, office, or vacation spot! The virtual sales exhibition will be featured online.
BE SURE TO REGISTER IN ADVANCE!