"Ionic Hat Racks"

"Dingles"

"Cry Havoc"

"Door Pulls"

"Jewelry Trees"

"Railings"

"Towel Racks"

"CD Flower"

"Octopus Hat Rack"

"Ionic Clocks"

"Diner Avec le Poulpe"

Table Top CD

"Wheeled Tower"

"CD Tower"

"Corbels, Shelf Brackets"

"Tower Rack"

"Hinges, Latches"

CDNA

"Pivoting Rack"

"Shard Dingles"

"Tile Hooks"

"Watch Dog"

Shard fields and large flattened spirals produce a nifty place to hang your hat. As all my work, sizing is flexible.

With ceramic beads at the end to their hooks, "Dingles" can be in the form of one hook or twenty.

Sometimes a sculpture sneaks into the practical. "Cry Havoc" (you get points for IDing the title), had no function until someone wanted to sit a wine glass on its back.

A mix of handles produced for others - they might prompt you to think of your own door. First impressions you know...

Mesh for pins and earrings, loops for necklaces or bracelets - the sizing is your call.

Frankly, some railings are hard to do from afar, but a simple, straight run is doable.

For the spa, bathroom, swimming pools, these are powdercoated and can be sized to your space.

The same form can hold books, DVD's, CD's - even flattened to hold candles or "what nots".

I do love the cephalopods....

Ceramic forms as numbers, and yes, I also do an "Octopus" version.

Can be sized to fill that flat space near your player or computer.

Basket shelves jump this tower from the usual to the peachy. In fact, fruit is a great item for this.

You got a lot of CD's? This can be sized to --- well, you tell me. This pictured one holds 650, more than that is fine, but maybe a little extravagant?

To hold wood, stone, glass; to hold mantles, shelves, counters - requirements you provide, details I do .

scarves, magazines, handtowels, cards, photos

Some things you build because they'll be so cool. This is one such, a beaute, holds a lot of CD's (this one 400) but VERY hard to make which makes it pricey.

Not just newspapers or magazines, but also towels, ties can find a home here.

assorted styles and sizes

These started out as trivets, were set next to some hooks, and voila!

You've seen I like octopi - dogs are pretty fine critters too. This one has a clock in his mouth which is revealed at opening.