Metal animal

Steampunk [1] has inspired much in the way of design, fashion, art, etc. Its gadgets are delightful and its vision of a Victorian era that never was is intriguing. Especially when it comes to steam…

When it comes to scrap metal, Hogansville, Georgia-based artist Leah Jeffery has honed an instinct for transforming old bike parts, cutlery, and offcuts into a captivating menagerie of expressive animals.

Cobra out of washers

An artist from South Carolina, Matt Wilson has an old undying hobby of creating spectacular sculptures crafted meticulously out of old cutlery. His passion for metallic sculpture began in 2006 when he worked as a director of the Center des Beaux-Arts in Greenville.

In memory of Dad

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My name is Jordan Sprigg, and I'm a 24-year-old artist from Perth, Australia. I'm self-taught with no formal art training. 3 years ago I deferred my psychology degree to follow my art career and haven't looked back since then! What inspires me the most is the expansive animal kingdom.

Ptolemy Elrington knows exactly what to do with all of those wheel hubcaps you see littering the side of the highway. He's spent the last 12 years recycling them into beautiful and elegant animal sculptures!

What some may see as a useless old fork or spoon is actually a treasure trove of materials for this artist.