This live edge shadow box clock I titled “Random Heat” because of the copper backdrop. The copper was heat treated at random intervals, in random places across the field, and at random temperatures to produce the crazy colors in the metal. Each temperature and amount of time under the heat produces different shades of oranges, yellows, and purples.
It is framed with white oak that has been treated with a Shou Sugi ban finish. The live edge wood that houses the clock is Spalted Silver Leaf Maple.
The pendulum swings separately from the clock body, adding some whimsical motion to the piece.
That’s a very attractive clock, with a nice blend of materials it’s rustic and modern at the same time.
Can you elaborate on your pendulum comment? Does the pendulum swing across that round opening at the bottom left? Is it positioned behind the copper plate?
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Cheers, Jim ........................ Variety is the spice of life...............Learn something new every day
Being a clock is secondary, just adds some motion to a project that can hang anywhere on it's own.
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