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The Fine Art of the Tin Can
Admittedly, my intention, is visi-blogs rather than verbiage. You'll have to wait and see what I have more of at any given time....images or spiel
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About Me
- Tedd R McDonah
- Born and raised in rural Wisconsin. Now living in Lancaster County, PA. It feels a lot like home, in the rural sense, but more populated. If you are a metal monger, or metal monger at heart, I hope you enjoy this blog.
Followers
Etsy offerings at teddmcdonah.etsy.com
Upcoming Events where myself and/or my work will be
- April 18th - 20th, 2013. University of Wisconsin - LaCrosse. Public Lecture, Visiting Artist. Torch and Kiln-fired enameling on copper.
- January 31st - February 2nd, 2013. Stephen F. Austin State University. Public lecture, Visiting Artist. Topics/Demos Mokume-gane, Blacksmith Tong Making, Chasing Tool Making
Links
- Angela Gerhard Jewelry
- Arizona Designer Craftsmen Blog
- Arizona Designer Craftsmen Website
- Ashley Weber
- ASU Metals Blog
- Becky I. Chader Blog
- Crystal Bortfeld
- Culver's Butterburgers and Frozen Custard
- Danielle Embry
- David Eichenberg
- Eleanor Richards
- Kirsten Skiles
- Lauren C. McAdams
- Lauren McAdams
- Loring Taoka
- Lynette Andreasen
- Melissa McGurgan
- Mesa Contemporary Arts at the Mesa Arts Center
- Michael Perry: Author, Humorist, Musician
- National Ornamental Metal Museum
- Oceanside Ice Arena, Tempe, AZ
- Sean Terry/Melting Point Casting Company
- Yuma Symposium
Publications of Work
500 Enameled Objects: A Celebration of Color on Metal
Introduction, Juror: Sarah Perkins
Lark Books
Page 218
By Bobby Hansson
Lark Books
Page 150
The Art and Craft of Making Jewelry
By Joanna Goldberg
Lark Books
Page 130
500 Metal Vessels: Contemporary Explorations of Containment
Introduction, Juror: Fred Fenster
Lark Books
Pages 162 & 239
Contemporary Ironwork: Inside and Out
A Schiffer Book for Designers and Collecters
By Donna Meilach
Schiffer Publishing
Pages 198 & 200
Etsy Offerings
1 comment:
I like the interpretation of the Japanese-esque aesthetic in these lures. Very nice.
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