Meet Plucky! A finely tuned weirdo with a striking presence!

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Up-cycling is such a fun way to be creative. Nothing i like more than finding an object in a garage sale, a thrift shop or even a dumpster and give it a new life and purpose! I especially love making lamps out of items created for a totally different use.
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“Alice” taking a stroll, looking for a treat in shallow waters.

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Welcome “Puddles”! Finally hatched and ready to take on the world, bright eyed and wiggly tail!
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“Ferdinand”
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This one i called “Edward”. I enjoy giving first names to my creations. I feel it gives them more depth.
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Board mounted pieces. No longer produced. Maybe again down the line.

Previous works

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A few more:

After the billygoat, a few more followed. Still a bit basic and crude but evolving. It becomes more obvious as you look at the pics

So i’ve been making these critters for a little over 10 years now. The very first one was this little billygoat. A hammer head, 4 bolts and a chunk of oak.Nothing special, a bit basic but it started a fun adventure!