Blog Detail
Blog of Sean Favero
http://blog.faverodesign.com
Blog features found art. The taking of old materials and turning them into something new and beautiful. The host is specialized in design and furniture and also uses the blog to talk about design that he finds interesting. Also is home to limited production T-shirts designed by all different guest designers.
- Added on: Aug 12th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Sean Favero
- Listed in: Artists Sculpture
- Tags: design furniture designer t-shirts woodworking found art
Recent Posts
Hand made tools cont.
The hand made tool worked just like it should. After about another hour of brushing I found that the amount of rust and size of the disc dictated that I would need to do something different unless I wanted to spend a day at it. After pondering, I f...
Kids Furniture
Here is a table and chairs for future artists and designers. The Chalkboard Table doesn’t offer anything new as far as form though it is fun and I really like the Look-ME chairs. The designer for both of these is Eric Pfeiffer. The approach...
Hand made tools
I love tools but unfortunately have to be disciplined and make do at times. One of my classmates, who now designs for Coleman, did furniture restoration for a while during school. He loved this job as he said he got to be creative. Lack of tools a...
We Were Promised Jetpacks
Here is another form of design that we have yet to talk about. This is a music video from a Scottish band called We Were Promised Jetpacks. I enjoyed the artistic quality of the video and the music as well. For those of you who are not music video...
Disc Harrow
Designing has started and I have it narrowed down to a couple directions. This, like the John Deere gear, is another piece of rusted old steel and was found buried, but this time not in a trash pile. It was mixed indiscriminately with concrete around...
Forgotten Post
I was supposed to put this up to show what I did for the plug. As you can see or already saw the brass didn’t work out. Instead I used a two part epoxy. The epoxy on its own is an amber color and transparent. I didn’t want to be able ...
