Hi,

This may be cheeky. But a good friend of mine is creating some wonderful bronze sculptures. Like the one below.

Have a look at http://www.alex-kirkpatrick.com/ for more 🙂

HR

Stunning ! 😀

Nice

Does he sell them?

I’m not sure about what his plans are for them. All I know is they’re stunning!

WOW!!! i have seen some really good sculptures from Sculpture Castings in Basingstoke but that is awsome

Nautilus shells are wonderful things sliced in two, a perfect mathematical equation made solid, but in bronze they’re stunningly beautiful!
Just had a look at his site, and those shells are breathtaking! Superb castings, too. Now all I need is the lottery win!

He hardly needs the shout out does he?

Very nice!

What’s it for?

chewkw – Member

Very nice!

What’s it for?

Why does it have to be for something?
Free your head, baby.

As lovely as it is it’s the wrong orientation.

But it’s not a Nautilus shell.
It’s a supercharger for an octopus.
Or possibly a turbotcharger.

Sorry.

Rusty Spanner – Member

chewkw – Member

Very nice!

What’s it for?

Why does it have to be for something?
Free your head, baby.

I don’t know but very nice I must say.

If I have one it might gather dust if it is not meant for something.

😯

This makes me very happy

I love the way they catch the light.

Very nice, pretty and i’m guessing… expensive. Is that a disc brake rotor on the centre on the shiny side?

No disc rotors there 🙂

How much are they?

Looks like he’s sold them on Esty before but can’t see a price.

Is he in Sheffield?

chewkw – Member
Very nice!

What’s it for?
It’s a Fibonacci sequence made solid, so a visual mathematical function to delight the eye.
Art, innit. 😉

Rad.

Very, very nice – dare I ask for the price?

They look great. Website however is crap. Tell your mate Alex to sort that out! Can he do a stw discount?

Lovely stuff!

a turbotcharger

If you put that in your carp and it’d conch out.

nice 70s retro ashtray

It’s a Fibonacci sequence made solid, so a visual mathematical function to delight the eye.

Frayed knot.

Its a logarithmic sequence – “each successive turns bears a fixed ratio to the previous one”. And it’s not the golden ratio either.

he sort of hovers in and around Sheffield. His forge isn’t there, though.

My 9 year old can tell you what a fibbonacci sequence is… 😉

matt outandabout’s 9 year old: