The hammered hearth and home of ornamental iron goes back to the middle ages. It still has a place today in modern society because it is a timeless classic the has been reinvented and widely used in some of the most luxurious Casinos and homes in Las Vegas and through out the world. I am well versed in providing my customers with the style and old world craftsmanship that that they expect and deserve. A lot of customers do not know good work from bad work. My job is to educate them.
Transforming a 1″ Avatar into a 10″ Stainless Steel Logo
Simple and clean logos can be worked into today’s modern metals. For this piece we hand-brushed the grain back into the stainless to give it an aged look.
Yes there is print and web media, that’s the norm when it comes to media marketing. I offer a different media, a tangible physical product that can be displayed anywhere and last. Let my metal work fuse with your design for your POP display or get custom metal display racks or shelves in any form for your clothing.
Rock Domineck from Hard Eight Photography stopped by the shop yesterday to talk about a prop needed for a pirate themed photo shoot next week. While he was here he set up and took some pics, let us know what you think.
A great company logo that is clean design wise goes a long way. This job started out as a business card holder and ended up into a clock. We took the Electric Chair Salon’s logo and turned it into a 2.5 foot aluminum clock. Are you thinking about what you could turn your company brand into yet, you should.
Different strokes for different folks. Here we have a custom coffin coffee table. It’s was a cool project for a friend. He came to me with a concept for the table, we drew up the dimensions of the coffin and we added some pimp filigree. The reason for the filigree is that my friend liked my idea to put white Plexiglas on the inside of the table to cover the filigree from the inside to diffuse the light of the LED’s. He was then going to cut a white Plexi top to cover the praying hands. He was going to do this to hide the praying hands design unless the table was on. The only thing after that was to order the custom cut glass for the top, and add the wood work around the table top and base. The paint job doesn’t hurt it either.
Chris Edwards is not only a master craftsman and ironworker but an artist. “Jacked Pot” won first place at an annual First Friday competition in Las Vegas. Features include custom vinyl application, brushed finishes, and LED lighting. – Chris Said:The basis of the competition was for local artists to get a radiator and turn it into art. It was held at Nevada radiator hence dubbed “The radiate art show”. Need less to say I went overboard but this is what I saw in my mind while the creative juices were flowing
Who doesn’t have hats, keys, scarfs, beanies, hoodies and jackets ? why not have something cool to hang them up on? I go through phases when i have ideas and go full boar, I guess I’m an all or nothing kind of guy. These babies were made to order. I’ll be posting up some of my one of a kind beer bottle openers soon.
A lot of clients don’t quite understand what goes into working with metals. Destructo Ironworks uses state-of-the-art technologies and tools such as the CNC plasma cutter and utilizing TIG welding skills.
I guess salons just have great ideas as I have done work for a couple of them. Cariloe Concept salon wanted to take their name to the next level and incorporate their logo in a 3.5 foot pair of shears that is a display to hold high end brushes. They actually gave me the shears to base the design off of.The coolest thing for me was the brushes had magnets at the end of the handles, allowing them to hang from the bottom blade.Just another type of a pop display.