original Talley

Specs: 24” wide, 34” tall, 10” deep, 19lbs (free shipping in the US).

Notes: This unique cabinet was pieced from redwood burl, Van Gough glass, and remnants from a vintage metal ceiling. Notice the mahogany balusters from ASU's Hayden Library renovation (Tempe, AZ) — these staircase pieces were especially difficult to work with, which makes Pinky the only of its kind.

Specs: 16” wide, 28” tall, 3” deep, 4.3lbs (free shipping in the US).

Notes: Red Eye was inspired by a piece of hollowed out heart pine used for the eyes (painted red). The yellow limbs are made from sections of a sturdy, foam, thrift store picture frame. Other parts of Red Eye include a ceiling tin (arm), antique drawer pull (eye), and hang crank from a vintage Tennessee ice cream maker (mouth).

Specs: 14” wide, 32” tall, 4.5” deep, 4.5lbs (free shipping in the US).

Notes: This sculpture began with a piece of carved wood found at a local thrift store (see leg). The back scratcher hand and shoe horn foot came from a vintage market in Arizona. Notice the license plate fingers and window roller mouth collected from down South. The eyes are constructed of a bottle cap and mirror. Shoe-In's color variety has made it a fan favorite at many at local shows.