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Art & Inspiration Ceramic Flatheads for home decor?

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by LN7 NUT, Jun 17, 2012.

  1. LN7 NUT
    Joined: Sep 9, 2010
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    I was just sent this link and after searching the forums here I didn't find it posted, so I am!

    An artist named Clint Neufeld has been making engines out of ceramics...

    I know a lot of people will dislike this, but I thought it was hilarious, and I am blown away by skill and quality of these pieces.

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    Bizzare, pointless, but way cooler then a hutch full of china any day! LOL

    A ceramic Stromburg 97 would look fine on my desk!
     
  2. Those are dope!
     
  3. lostn51
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    I wonder if my wife would like a set?:D:D:D:D

    Billy
     
  4. 60galaxieJJ
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    pretty kool but i can almost hear them shattering already
     

  5. Shit those are awsome, a matching set might be just what the missus needs for xmas, sure beat some ceramic coffee cups.
     
  6. 45_70Sharps
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    Wow!
    I would like a nailhead and a flathead. I even know where I would put them ( since I've wanted to get the real think for display in the house anyway ).

    No cost on them....... I know I can't afford them, or the shipping but still.
     
  7. so I'm assuming by the detail those are original pieces that just ceramic coated and baked like the caddy flathead exh manifolds for instance? I cant see vintage furniture holding the weight though....cool nonetheless.
     
  8. My first thought was why? :confused: HRP
     
  9. 45_70Sharps
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    Click the link. Then click the links that you find there.

    He cleans them up and makes plaster castings from actual engines that get pulled from rigs. He makes his molds from those.
    He fills some of the area that would be massive heavy ceramic with foam to create voids that keep the weight down some also.
     
  10. outlaw256
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    man id like to have one for the office.dont know why but i do!
     
  11. Kevin Lee
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    Very cool. Looks like something Magnus Gjoen would do.
     
  12. theHIGHLANDER
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    Awesome. Gotta hope you never see a chip off the ol block.

    Sorry...:cool:
     
  13. propwash
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    I'm holding out for a Rolls-Merlin..........
     
  14. Harms Way
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    Still proving my point,.......


    "Money don't come with instructions"
     
  15. :)Come on HRP! It's art! Art for arts sake! Why not? :)
     
  16. The old saying that if you have to ask, you will never understand.
    I think he is an artist in every sense of the word.
     
  17. silversink
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    Problem solved-----The wife has always wanted a set of fine china.
     
  18. Larry W
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    Fine engine's on fine furniture. Does that work???
     
  19. Dr Dave needs a couple of those for his office doncha think?
    Pretty neat If I just had a place to show one off. Way better than a piss pot.:D
     
  20. sheesh
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    hmmm, tramp stamps don't work on these either lol
     
  21. The guy is one talented artist. I think they are great. Especially the undecorated ones.
     
  22. ol'chevy
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    My wife is a potter, but I doubt I could get her to make me one of these....
     
  23. LN7 NUT
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    Probably the same reason why we hang old hubcaps and license plates on our garage walls.

    You've got to start her off small, maybe with a carburetor or a manifold... :D
     
  24. I like them,The blue and white one is awesome!
     
  25. 49ratfink
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    kind of goofy to paint them that way. they would be much better painted like a motor is supposed to be.
     
  26. wheeler.t
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    Honestly amazing.
     
  27. Rockabilly M68
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    SICK! And not in a good way!
     
  28. Jim Dieter
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    Cool...Flowers are too femmy, it needs something tougher, or pinstripes.
     
  29. Neanderthals.
     
  30. Kevin Lee
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    So was your second thought, "Wow, my first thought was pretty lame."?

    Haha – painted like an engine? Something "tougher"? Let me tell you it takes a man to be comfortable liking flowers and toile. The sissys need skulls and spider webs.
     

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