APPLIED
DESIGN |
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design is the application of craft to conceptual visualization.
My design skills enable me to solve problems involving the marriage of form and function. I especially enjoy meeting with clients and helping them find design solutions that match their unique needs, lifestyles and dreams. My experiences in a broad range of materials and processes enables to me translate concepts into a diverse sculptural language. |
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Metals: ferrous and non ferrous: welding, casting, brazing, forging. Wood: carving, cabinetry, carpentry. Stone: carving, walls and patio building. Concrete: casting, ferro cement, general masonry. Plaster: modeling, casting, ornamental. Also: fiberglass, epoxy
resins, mechanical, surface treatments, mold making. |
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Furniture
by Rob Licht My
furniture typically incorporates elements of wood and steel. I prefer
to use wood species indigenous to the region such as black walnut,
cherry or maple. Sometimes I prefer hand hewn slabs over machine
surfaced wood. My esthetic has been described as elegantly rustic;
that is I develop clean lines and graceful curves yet avoid an overly
polished or mechanically refined look. |