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| Piece #006 -
To buy this one-of-a-kind piece of Table-top Rock Art, go to Ken's Eco-Art Gallery. This website provides purchase information for various pictures and art pieces I've created over the past few years. |
| Description: This table-top rock collage was created from a collection of rock specimens gathered on various hikes with the rock hounds from the Henderson Heritage Park Senior Facility. Most of these hikes were in and around the mountain ranges of Clark County and Southern Nevada. Before I started making these still life's, I just put everything in a pile with no regard as to where they were collected; the result being that the rock specimens found in most still-life's come from a variety of hiking locations. Each collage has a felt-like base made of Eco-fi, a high quality polyester fiber made from 100% post-consumer recycled plastic bottles.The triptych below provides a left-side view, frontal view, and a right-side view. |
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Thursday
Rock Still Life #006
Wednesday
Rock Still Life #005
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| Piece #005 - To buy this one-of-a-kind piece of Table-top Rock Art, go to Ken's Eco-Art Gallery. This website provides purchase information for various pictures and art pieces I've created over the past few years. |
| Description: This table-top rock collage was created from a collection of rock specimens gathered on various hikes with the rock hounds from the Henderson Heritage Park Senior Facility. Most of these hikes were in and around the mountain ranges of Clark County and Southern Nevada. Before I started making these still life's, I just put everything in a pile with no regard as to where they were collected; the result being that the rock specimens found in most still-life's come from a variety of hiking locations. Each collage has a felt-like base made of Eco-fi, a high quality polyester fiber made from 100% post-consumer recycled plastic bottles. |
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Tuesday
Rock Still Life #004
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Description: This table-top rock collage was created from a collection of rock pieces I gathered on a hike through Columbia Pass, just north of the Table Mountain range with the rock hounds from the Heritage Park Senior Facility on 01/27/2011. They were collected from three different mine sites along Sandy Valley Road a few miles east of Sandy Valley. Each collage has a felt-like base made of Eco-fi, a high quality polyester fiber made from 100% post-consumer recycled plastic bottles. |
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Monday
Rock Still Life #003
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Description: This table-top rock collage was created from a collection of rock pieces I gathered in the wash that parallels Lovell Canyon Road, about a mile south of the Lovell Canyon Trailhead on a hike with the rock hounds from the Heritage Park Senior Facility on 04/28/2011. Each collage has a felt-like base made of Eco-fi, a high quality polyester fiber made from 100% post-consumer recycled plastic bottles.  |
Sunday
Rock Still Life #002
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| Piece #002 - To buy this one-of-a-kind piece of Table-top Rock Art, go to Ken's Eco-Art Gallery. This website provides purchase information for various pictures and art pieces I've created over the past few years. Description: Though I'm not sure where I picked up the base, the majority of the rock pieces of this table-top rock collage were gathered near the Cresent Mine off Cresent Peak Road on a hike with the rock hounds from the Heritage Park Senior Facility on 02/24/2011. Each collage has a felt-like base made of Eco-fi, a high quality polyester fiber made from 100% post-consumer recycled plastic bottles. |
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