Tin Automata by Andy Hazel

Working with sheet metal must employ some of the same techniques as working with paper, though I cannot speak from personal experience. The figures seem to take a similar form in both media.
I like how you can often see the mechanisms above the platforms on which the characters stand.
Here is a link to the craft2eu Gallery in Germany that shows and sells his work.
Labels: Andy Hazell, automata, Germany, tin
5 Comments:
I heard that the european gallery for arts & crafts craft2eu has now launched an englisch website you can access via www.craft2eu.com
Mel,
Thanks for the tip! That is a great web site -- showing the work of many fine automaton-makers (and other types of artists).
Cheers,
Dug
Thats right! And the woman who is running craft2eu is Mrs. Schnuppe von Gwinner. She is a professional - in this business for years - and very helpful when in comes down european arts an crafts! But notice that her business is runnig on CET / Central European Time.
Wow, I just surfed craft2eu.com for the first time and this is great place. Thank you so much..
Suberb. craft2eu is what I looked for so long. A great source (and a very inspiring website, too...) Thanks for recommending this. Much appreciated!
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