I guess this sort of thing is nothing new.

This is from a million years ago.

I was going through pictures trying to find a picture of my shanty sculpture retired chicken coop. It’s old news. However, it still stands.

I look at it every single day.

I apparently took these cloud photos in late 2009. I have photos of clouds and skies going back years, decades even. In every roll of film, there were always pictures of clouds and horizons.

I guess this sort of thing is nothing new.

I remember noticing these clouds because I thought it was interesting, the way they were scooting across the low foreground of the sky.

It was constructed almost entirely out things I had laying around the house and I didn’t saw anything until the very end, when I cut some strips of blue:

…and nailed them to the side of the structure for the purpose of suggesting waves.

It was interesting to let the component form dictate the shape of the structure, a successful experiment.

It is a bit strange that, nowadays, it takes me a week to finish even one piddling project and I threw this thing together in no time flat. I lifted the boat myself.

It had black widows all over the bottom of it.

I accidentally touched one, but it didn’t bite me.

I was lucky.

Thus, the name of the sculpture is Hand of God (untitled).