Dream Catcher Metal Artwork
The Native American dream catcher is a legendary remedy for bad dreams. It is believed to filter bad dreams by catching them in the net. The idea to produce a dream catcher in the form of metal art-work was inspired by a custom ranch gate entrance request. The client requested that a Native American accent be worked into the the design of the ranch gate entrance.
The dimensions of the metal art dream catcher are a bold 2.00' x 2.75'. However, another can be custom made to the dimensions of your choice. It's not only dream catching but also eye-catching, with its glossy clear coat paint. Underneath the glossy paint, a showcase of brilliant tempered metal showcases a multi-dimensional luster. In-laid fresh honeyed brass was carefully added to the art-work so that it enhances its majestic appearance.
Neither words or photographs are able to describe the radiant appearance that this dream catcher elicits in person. If you have a chance, stop in some time to enjoy its extraordinary appearance. Click here for directions to the Torchcraft Metal Art store location.
Metal Art for the Research Park at Texas A&I Kingsville
Metal Artwork for the Research Park at Texas A&I Kingsville. The Tio & Janell Kleberg Wildlife Research Park is located in Kingsville. The overhead metal art entrance sign was created to mark a celebratory time. The overhead metal art sign was erected on the 25th anniversary of the institute.
Behind the metal art gates is a 35 acre research institute that was donated by the King Ranch, in 1951. Aside from the King Ranch donation, many more private contributions were made to provide research personnel and students of Texas A&I University with a state of the art wildlife research facility. This metal art sign is one of many overhead entrances or gate toppers that are used to mark a special time in history.
Custom Metal Sign - A Ranch Gate Sign That's Bigger Than Life
The above photo is an order that I received from Dallas, TX. I completed the custom metal sign and had Bert Poutra out of Boerne Texas make the gate and attach the art. Normally, Bert has me create metal art for ranch gates that he builds, but this time I had to have him help me. The gate is 29.5 feet wide and is a slider on rollers. Oh yes, that is Bert in the photo. I am a little bigger than Bert.
Bert Poutra owns Poutra Enterprises, Inc. of Boerne, Texas. A link to his Web site is located on the top of Torchcraft's Link Page.
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