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13 years ago

This garden spider was an attempt at "minimalism". It was constructed on a piece of scrap plywood. Only a few parts: two thicknesses of metal rod, one old wood draw-pull, a few fiber-optic strands, and some black paint. This piece is high-gloss black which my camera refuses to reproduce. It is a smallish sculpture measuring only 16" X 3" and hangs along the storage shed door.

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garden2garden
13 years ago
I think you have captured the essense of black widow with that shiny black knob.
I like things in different than normal sizes for display. Fun to find just the right spot for them.
luna_llena_feliz
13 years ago
Oh oh ... I wanna see!
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Purplemoon
13 years ago
Where did the photo go? And Robert, the title of your post could cause one's heart to stop. LOL.

hugs, Karen
tehuti
Original Author
13 years ago
Sorry I moved the picture and that cut the link.

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concretenprimroses
13 years ago
Very cool!
Kathy

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