The Fiddler - on display at Ms Craft Center.

Cheshire Cat made for customer in Atlanta, Ga. 

Mister Lizard is made from a garden rake, cotton picker pins, a bike chain tongue and other metal parts.

Deer Mount is a commissioned piece from a lawyer in Amory Ms.  The horns are made from a hunting chair frame, the head is based on the turning axle frame of a little red wagon.

The Turtle.  His head is made from a shovel hosel and the shell is made of various metal washers.  The head bobs on an old metal spring welded inside the shell.

The Trumpeteer stands over 5 feet tall and was sold to a doctor in New York City.  The trumpet is made from bikeparts.  The hair is chain.  The body is welded metal pieces found from the Mississippi Delta to the Indian Hills to the Jackson tri-county area in cluding farms, shops, roadsides and railroads.  More than 50 people took their photo with The Trumpeteer at the 2007 Jubilee Jam Art Village.

This Bomber is one of a slow series of metal planes originally made from bike cranks and boxcar brakepads.

Buck Deer was hand shaped by torch.  His horns began with tire irons.  He stands in front of the Craft Center.

The Alien pictured here was stolen from a bolted footing off State Street in Jackon, Ms.  It is still missing.

The Lady Golfer started with a lawn mower chute and square tubing.  She stands near the front circle of Annandale Country Club.  Two more metal golfers have been commissioned since Lady Golfer's debut.

The Archer stands afront the Ms Craft Center, aiming at Buck Deer before Rice Road.