Rockin the Guitarbige - Bragging rights!

This years winners for “Rockin the Guitarbige Show” are as follows, voted in by you Artist public.

1st place - “Smokin Guitar H2O” by myself!

2nd place - Phil G with his cutout blackened guitar

3rd place - Vada with her elephant seal wood cut which can be made into prints

Smokin Guitar H2O update! Show dates 1 Aug 2026

Did someone say mission complete? Well almost anyways! Rockin the Guitarbige Show piece is pretty much complete. Goes by the name of “Smokin Guitar H2O”

Parts used to complete? Lots of patience effort, time of course and copper. I like Copper! Brazing at its finest, don’t know many who can pull this off. Braze your welds water tight, give it your best shot and see what you get. Frustrated yet? Let me do the hard work and make you an Amazing water piece!

Rockin The Guitarbige Show dates: 1 August 2026, 6-9pm Old Town Eureka

People’s Choice award determines that you the public Art connoisseurs the winner of this years most famous Art award: Bragging rights! Forever and ever. Drinks, snacks and fun available see you there!

Work continues in a positive direction

Rockin the Guitarbige water fountain continues to make progress. Can’t believe I’ve spent this much time on one piece but spend your time wisely and this is what comes out.

For those who are participating in this years show, please drop off your artwork third week of July to the Art Center Space 620 2nd street Old town Eureka. Indicate if piece is up for sale and put your price and include a 25% Commiss to Monica the awesome owner allowing us this great opportunity!

Redwood Art Associations 60th Anniversary Exhibition

60 years is a long time to be open especially in the art world. For this Arts Alive showing I'll have Cowboy Roy on display . He's big, all copper and will take all the pictures you can handle. Stop in and see the show, it'll be a barn burner.  ARTS ALIVE - Saturday, February 6, 6-9pm.

Curtis Otto - A day of remembering

Curtis Otto - A day of remembering

I didn't know Curtis Otto all that well but I did know him well enough to be art pals even in the little time I knew him. Always stopped and talked art at whatever shows he may of been doing and talked about doing an art for art trade. Yes he was very interested but didn't transpire until one day after taking down a show and driving home on E street did I stop at Otto's house. Can't help but miss it, paintings everywhere outside the front of house, garage doors wide open. So I stopped and got his attention and said come check out this. Showed him two bins full of sculptures in the back of my truck, he said "bring em in". So we did, he picked through a bunch and found two he liked and set aside. Now for me to try and decide on a painting. If you've never been inside his house it was completely full of paintings, paintings EVERYWHERE! I knew he had good stuff stashed in the garage and asked if we could check that out, so we did. That's where I found this painting and asked how much, he said he didn't want to sell, maybe something to the effect it wasn't done. So we brought it back in the house and put with all the others. He kept raising the price where I had to say hey wait a minute, so in the end he ended up with the two copper sculptures I had made & I ended up with this kick ass painting. He said to me he liked to "time stamp" stuff, obviously so in alot of his paintings and that's what he said he liked about my stuff, a time in space & place. Rock on my artist friend. Paint that wild ass painting wherever you maybe.

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