Artists Describing Their Art:
Merlin Mccormick - Arousing, sensuous, and titillating. If you love unique one of a kind erotic African art, then you will love these pieces Finally, art have been created that is alluring, titillating and be honest, stimulating to the mind and body. Arousing bold desires of sensuous intimate pleasures. African art that is salacious and flirtatious to the eyes and an aphrodisiac of promiscuousness to that insatiable, seductive, sensual and hot erotic vision that lives within. And that displays and express your sexual imaginations that can be seen and held. These piece are handmade unique one of a kind erotic African art and are only available through the Erotic African Wood Collection. If you ever wanted to make a statement about your sexual open-ness and attitude, then these unique art pieces are the vehicle to do it. Since each piece is a one of a kind, when it is sold, its gone So done let someone get yours. Start your collection now while they last. All who viewed them remarked on how beautiful and different they are. Nothing else on the market comes close to these unique pieces. They are absolutely fascinating and a sure conversation starter. Get them for yourself or...
Jerry Cox - Jerry Graduated from WestminsterWilliam Woods College in Fulton Mo in 1978 with a BFa, Jerry concentrated on Sculpture, Drawing and Watercolor. His sculpture work then was mainly wood constructions and carvings. Soon after graduation Jerry began restoring Juke boxes, Slot machines and old arcade memorabilia. He joined the St. Louis Artist Guild, the oldest Art organization west of the Mississippi, 130 years old this year and has been a member since and is now the Vice President. In 1982 Jerry started working for an antique restorer that also built reproduction furniture. In 1986 Jerry started his own business restoring antiques and building furniture. During this time the Furniture as Art movement grew as a craft and Jerry pursued that line of work and still does to this day as his main profession. About 2002 Jerry started using the lathe as an integral part of his sculptural work. The work often starts on the lathe only to be cut, carved and pieced together to form new shapes often with a Christian or Sci fi theme. Today Jerry heads the Fine Wood Division of NewSpace inc, overseeing the production of fine furniture and cabinetry. The sculptures are created is his 1600 square ...