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This design was done twice: once for a baby boy in Austin,TX and once for a baby boy in St. Louis, MO
And there's a creepy doll
That always follows you
It's got a ruined eye
That's always open
"Creepy Doll"
-Jonathan Coulton
The Flying Rocking Chair! I made this as an assignment last year in ceramics class. It wasn't originally supposed to have wings, but it kept tipping over backwards, so I added the wings to keep it stable.
An old rocking chair that belonged to my great-grandmother before she passed away. She wouldn't sit much of anywhere else. It now resides on my uncle's back porch.
I'll admit, the seat is somewhat hideous. Reminiscent of bad waiting room or cafeteria chairs.
But the rockers are so terrific.
Made in 1949, by Charles Eames for Herman Miller
I still remember the world
From the eyes of a child
Slowly those feelings
Were clouded by what I know now
*chorus*
Where has my heart gone
An uneven trade for the real world
oh I...
I want to go back to
Believing in everything and knowing nothing at all
I still remember the sun
Always warm on my back
Somehow it seems colder now
*chorus2*
Where has my heart gone
Trapped in the eyes of a stranger
oh why...
I want to go back to
Believing in everything
Fields of Innocence ~ Evanescence
Part of this set: www.flickr.com/photos/montanaraven/sets/1248578/
Here is another set showing Tim's woodworking, his shop and progress on some other handcrafted furniture pieces: www.flickr.com/photos/montanaraven/sets/891502/
Cushions made by me with foam from upholstery store, Japanese trees fabric, Kona cotton and linen cotton blend.
not too long of a spring here in Southern California ... we just kind of move right on into summer ... Now that my bikini days are over, I spend more of the hot days in the shade right in this chair!
This is a very rough in-progress joint in the mahogany chair
Part of this set: www.flickr.com/photos/montanaraven/sets/1248578/
Here is another set showing Tim's woodworking, his shop and progress on some other handcrafted furniture pieces: www.flickr.com/photos/montanaraven/sets/891502/
A joint in progress ... joins the chair leg with the seat.
Part of this set: www.flickr.com/photos/montanaraven/sets/1248578/
Here is another set showing Tim's woodworking, his shop and progress on some other handcrafted furniture pieces: www.flickr.com/photos/montanaraven/sets/891502/
El sonido ha sido siempre una de las principales preocupaciones de Rockingchair. Su concepto sonoro es sencillamente sorprendente. Pocas formaciones han realizado un estudio tan intenso del sonido. La búsqueda y la paciencia en la investigación han dado como resultado un sonido depurado y elegante.
La banda utiliza tanto timbres acústicos como sonoridades del rock, pop o música electrónica. Todo suena muy natural, alejado de la frialdad de los aparatos sintéticos. Rockingchair elabora sus composiciones de forma grupal, de forma comunal. Moldean las ondas como un escultor moldea la piedra o la madera. El ritmo, la densidad, el grano, el color, el cincel, el matiz… para Rockingchair todos son conceptos musicales que tejen un sonido colectivo.
Sus influencias son mixtas entre estilos, grupos y músicos: Radiohead, Tom Waits, Jon Hassell, Fellini o Hendriksen Arve, son algunas de sus referencias.
Rockingchair se toma su tiempo, levanta la mirada, timbra el silencio. En ocasiones la base temática de sus composiciones es reducida hasta un segmento abstracto que esconde un fondo orquestado. El lirismo emana en todo su repertorio. Un lirismo unificado y emotivo. La butaca se convierte en una mecedora que navega con la brisa de su Sonido con mayúsculas. La mayor seña de identidad de Rockingchair