I call him Sushi........
by Tony Peters on April 20, 2011

My wife and I have a thing for Amberjack......this is my final sculpture (required anyway) for the semester I shot these before I finished welding the rest of the chain on (5-6 hours today) right now he's covered in salt getting rained on in hope of promoting a patina which I can clear coat. The plan is to add numbers and hang him on the front porch in place of the numbers now there...I'll post the completed photos in the next few days
Three Replies to I call him Sushi........
Tony Peters | April 21, 2011
Finished......I covered him in salt for 2 days and left him in the rain which both cleaned him and gave him a patina. I brushed off all the oxidation and clear coated the metal to in should rust
Jackie Mason | April 22, 2011
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Lori Lancaster | April 20, 2011
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