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What to do with hammers

comments (2) August 20th, 2009 in Reader's Gallery

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A Pigs Interest

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This is an artwork I did called "A pigs Interest" about the banking industry. The Hammers look as if they are in motion and about to break the piggy bank. I used regular pine plywood carved into the main shape and the pig is sitting on a chopping block made of Walnut and Ash. The pig is fired clay.

Design or Plan used: My own design - Bill Czapppa

posted in: Reader's Gallery, arts and crafts, walnut, ash, plywood, hammer, art deco, art nouveau, sculpture, pig, humor, art

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jhonbaker writes: Looking at this I think of Pink Floyd.
Posted: 11:26 am on October 14th

dadndallas writes: Very clever "A pigs Interest" about the banking industry ..... you must have quite a collection of 'tooled play on words'. Keep it up.

Posted: 12:00 am on September 29th

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