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This is a re-shoot of a piece I made for some special clients a few years ago. I was visiting there today and happened to take a few more pictures for the archives. It features my "Crenellated Bronze sink"integrally cast in a poured concrete vanity top. The frame is in stainless steel with a true acid patina to give it the bronze match. The towel bars on the end and beneath are in forged stainless steel. The mirror frame is also in bronze. This was a site specific design concept from start to finish.

Again I will say;all concrete pieces are accomplished with the creative collaboration of Patrick Miller of :
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*Deathcomes4u Dec 12, 2010  Professional General Artist
fucking... WOW...
*wants a sink like that now*
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:iconou8nrtist2:
Save your pennies,bronze prices have skyrocketed in the past two years...
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*Deathcomes4u Dec 12, 2010  Professional General Artist
yea i know, it's getting expensive to cast in for even small pieces :<
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I'm making a life size figure from silicon bronze and must use all my scrap because I can't afford to buy a new sheet.
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*Deathcomes4u Dec 13, 2010  Professional General Artist
da-aaamn. No option to bronze plate? Or is that also hella expensive?
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You mean like bronze electroplating a steel piece?
I am actually exploring that as an option.
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*Deathcomes4u Dec 13, 2010  Professional General Artist
yea, might end up cheaper, and they used to do it a lot for noveaue (however you spell that) pieces, so they had the bronze 'look' without the cost. I think you can do it to iron castings fairly well, dunno with steel, but yea worth looking at.
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!apple-dark Dec 12, 2010  Professional Writer
Beautiful and interesting to the eye.
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:iconou8nrtist2:
Thank you...
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damn, that's nice. i love the color of bronze
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