This lantern has such expressive character! The ears and nose are made from the handles used to lift heavy propane tanks by crane or chain hoist. The eyes, of course, are gears with a bit of the original red paint left on....
This lantern was inspired more by the materials at hand than by any specific historic style of mask. ...
This lantern is a commissioned portrait of Fudo Myoo (also known as Acala). Fudo is one of the Five Bright Kings, powerful deities in Japanese Buddhism and folk religion....
This lantern is a reworking of an African mask design I previously used in my Face of Spades series. This lantern can be used on a table or pedestal and includes a battery powered LED light....
This lantern is a reworking of an Northwest Coast Native American mask design I previously used in my Face of Spades series....
This lantern is a reworking of an African mask design I previously used in my Face of Spades series. Although the face is inspired by an African piece, the ears were inspired by the oversize earlobes commonly seen on sculptures of the Buddha....
This lantern is a reworking of a Chinese mask design I previously used in my Face of Spades series. The crown is made from a transmission housing. This lantern can be used on a table or pedestal and includes a battery powered LED light....
Ganesha is one of the best-known and most widely worshiped deities in the Hindu pantheon. Ganesha is widely revered as the Remover of Obstacles and as the Lord of Beginnings. ...
This lantern is loosely based on Walu and Kanaga masks carved in wood by the Dogn people of Mali. ...
This lantern is my freehand drawing impression of a Spanish fighting bull. From his expression, you can see that the matador is in trouble! ...
This lantern is based on an African mask design and hand cut from a recycled steel oxygen tank....