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Hello to all, my name is Steve Weber Jr. also known to many as Birdman. I create works with meaning, color, feeling, and movement. My mediums of choice are wood, paint and drawing. If you are interested in any works contact me at birdman2320@yahoo.com.
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made with lacewood, beech, zebrawood, maple, walnut, peridot, mother of pearl, jatoba, cherry, and
yellowheart
sold
date created - march 2009
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made with beech bubinga chrysacolla and petrified wood.
date created- spring 2009
so many features and detail it would take far too long to list
FOR SALE - 30000 USD
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This is a creation out of basswood and brazillian rosewood. Made this inspired by the power of the hand and all its ability.
not for sale
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Created with Mahogany, Zebrawood, Wenge wood, Yellowheart, and Acrylic paint.
FOR SALE
this is a one of a kind art sculpture.
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Created with Mahogany, purpleheart veneer, curly maple veneer, and blue dyed lacewood veneer.
not for sale
i can create designs like this for u
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used from scraps at Red Rocks Community College's woodshop, this is made from oak, poplar, and a tiny bit of cherry wood
for sale
created recently in february of 2009
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Made with Cherry, Padauk, and Amythyst crystal.
for sale
one of a kind sculpture!
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made with padauk wood
for sale for you
ask for a custom pen whenever!
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First ever relief carving of a bird with hands playing the piano inwhich the piano swoops around to attach to the bird's wings. I made this out of Basswood and a Padauk border, using a burning tool to made the black keys and bird's stomach.
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Created this in the early Fall 2008 using Poplar wood, malachite crystals, and oil paint. i then put a thick coating laquer over the piece. The assignment for my free form woodworking class at red rocks community college was to make a sculpture or art piece out of 6 4 in by 4in blocks. one decision led to another to form this.
FOR SALE, for you!
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Created in early Fall 2008 using Alder, Zebrawood, and Tigers Eye crystal.
This was my first assignment project for chairmaking class to do this chair which contains angled dovetails, inlayed tigers eye, hidden mortise-tenon connection, double angled drill press with lathe cut leg connection, hand sculpted form.
FOR SALE at $650
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created this intarsia, my first attempt, out of dyed red oak, poplar, and walnut woods.
for sale for you
created in February of 2009.
1 of 1 creation
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This table was created using maplewood and cherry wood. The table top and bottom shelf were cut using a bandsaw and measured and drawn by eye. The apron connects to the leg with a mortise tenon joint. The leg was crafted using a draw knife, spindle sander, and orbital sander. The cherry legs go through the shelf with a dowel connection just raised off the ground about 2 and 1/2 inches. Completed this in the spring of 2008, my second semester of college.
FOR SALE for you!
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Created this 3-d sculpture out a basswood using various crystals for the eyes. The darkness on it is used to give a rustic look by rubbing burnt sienna stain on some areas. I enjoyed this one alot and started with a piece of wood that had the faces drawn on. then used a dremel tool and hand carved the rest.
*NFS*
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I created this jerry bear out of basswood. It started as a chunk of wood about 10in by 3in by 3 in and drew the jerry bear on it. Then used the bandsaw to cut all around the outline, the used and electric carving tool to form the a very rough shape then used a carving tools to do the the rest. Green and blue are oil paint thinned down so it can dry easier. The paws and face details are done using a burning tool. The bear was then shellaced.
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This is a toolbox that I created in my 1st semester of college. This is all wood to wood joinery, using Oak, Cherry, and Bloodwood.
NFS
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Created this in the beginning of my senior year before the Dead Cabinet with Nic Kaufman. Using a mass amount of wood to creat this unique bedside table I wanted to test out designs with different woods and patterns. I used Walnut, Willow, Pine, Mahogany, Poplar, Cherry, and Oak. I really enjoyed this process and found some great ideas out of it.
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Made this out of various scrapwoods from my schools shop in the denver area such as padauk, purpleheart, maple, cherry, and beech.
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Used Bloodwood, Maple, Poplar, Oak, Cherry, and Walnut. Gave bowl to sister, keeping bowl in the blood.
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This bowl was made from scraps of fellow classmates with Padauk, Cherry, and small layer of Walnut and Mahogany. The small layer has a curved slant going around it do to the piece no being squared when glued together. This actually gave it a pretty sweet effect.
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Made this in my second semester of college using Poplar, Oak, Maple, Cherry, Walnut, and Beech.
NFS
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Used Beech, Walnut, Cherry, Oak, Maple, and Poplar.
NFS
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Need that classic round table look for the boys to chill around. went with a combination of Pine and Willow to create this. I believe pine is from an old piano. Built in spring of 2006 in my Junior year
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First project created in college with dovetail joinery. this was about my 5th or 6th attempt at dovetails so they are the greatest but i continue to try and improve.
Used Poplar, Oak and a Beech stretcher
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Out with the old in the with the new. Built this entertainment center in Winter '05/Spring '06 for the basement. Used willow and oak to create. Customized CD slots so the fit just standing up.
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My first furniture piece i ever created in the Spring of 2005 in my Sophmore year of HS. Wanted to challege myself right of the bat with this idea and came up successful for the first year until the top starting warping in my humid basement and split on the end but the diamond part stayed intact. No longer own this item since legs broke and got permenant marker stains on top as well so gave top to my old weird neighbor. Used Cherry and Poplar wood.
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Created this with a maple blank that i spun on the laithe. I then made a spot for the candle to fit into by spinning the inside of the maple piece. I then used a mini dremel tool to make a hole for the crystals to sit into.
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Created this by mistake because of the walnut blank getting a hole in the middle of it while being spun on the laithe. But i didnt give up and found a picture that fit it that was from Myrtle Beach,SC so i glued seashells on the inside, rewaxed it and now its a frame.
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I am birdman, creating artistic woodworks from furniture to sculptures. Find me in Denver and we can create what you want.
414-364-7436 or birdman2320@yahoo.com with any questions or special orders
Steve Weber
Lakewood CO US
www.birdlandcreations.net
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