THE HAWAIIAN ISLAND SERIES ART, PRIVATE SHOW
March 2nd was the Private showing of the “HAWAIIAN ISLAND SERIES” just before being realest to the Public here on Oahu Hawaii.
Taking place in the Artist Home in Makakilo he gives us a sneak preview of what his Guest had an opportunity to view just before the Public Viewing.
“HAWAIIAN SEED POD LAMP”
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- MADE FROM THE SHELL OF SEED PODS KNOWN THE THE HAWAIIAN ISLANS
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- SEEDPOD FLOOR LAMP
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- SEED POD HANGING LAMP
This hanging lamp was made from seed pods from Palm and Coconut trees found right here on the islands and dressed up with all Natural twine, coconut husk and a dried Lei for a little color.
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- Things I may use for this project
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- Coconut Husk
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- Seed Pods
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- Drilled small holes and tied them together to build a foundation for the lamp
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- Time for some sandind
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- Coconut husk to hide the fixture part of the Seed Pod Lamp
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- Using a ceiling canister light fixture will protect the Seed Pod from getting to hot.
Come back soon to see the Finished “HAWAIIAN SEED POD LAMP”
JUST AROUND THE CORNER
TWO PANELS OF THE SAME IMAGE HUNG IN THE CORNERS.
The HAWAIIAN ISLAND SERIES ART was created to work together, the more panels of the same image you use will always create a new image in the center of two or more panels .The patterns will always repeat them self’s rather the art is hung from end to end or side by side.
Using two panels of the same image you can hang this ART around the corners of your walls or in corners to create a Modern Contemporary look in your home.
ENJOY!!!!
“THE GARDEN CHAIR”
Removing the back padding of the chair that I would normally keep and use as a templet for a new back,in this cases I will not be replacing the back and I will leave the back open.
Garden Chair $400.00 —– Local pick-up or Local Delivery Only
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- GARDEN CHAIR RECOVERED IN A NEW FABRIC THAT WAS CREATED BY” RONNIE DEAN ART”
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- BIRD OF PARADISE PHOTO#103GRAPH THAT THE FABRIC WAS DESIGNED FROM.
“2013 NEW YEARS EVE” COLLECTION COMING SOON!
This Collection, “2013 NEW YEARS EVE” was created from an Original Painting done by myself and three very close Friends on New Years Eve. I have taken sections of that painting and enlarged that section in order to create a new image from the Original painting.
“HAWAIIAN ISLAND SERIES ”
This Amazing collection was created from Plants, Trees, and Flower known to the Hawaiian Islands.
I have set the prices as low as $60.00 to $5000.00 so that anyone can afford to own
“RONNIE DEAN ART”.
LIMITED EDITIONS AND ONE OF A KIND ORIGINAL ART WILL BE ON THE HIGHER END OF THAT PRICING.
This Collection is not available as Photo Prints at this time and will only be available as Gallery Wrapped canvas as seen below. 1.5″ Stretcher Bars.
The “HAWAIIAN ISLAND SERIES” ART has been created to work together even in and around the corners of your walls.
The more panels of Art you use, the more option you have. You can start in a corner and wrap the Art all the way around your walls including outside corners as seen below.
JUST AROUND THE CORNER
# 17 JUST LET ME KNOW YOUR COLORS AND I CAN CREATE JUST WHAT YOUR HOME NEEDS
Please feel free to contact me for more information on sizes and pricing .
The “HAWAIIAN ISLAND SERIES” Gallery has been set up so that each image has been numbered and identifies each piece, please include that # when inquiring about this Collection.
LAMP SHADE PROJECT
I had bought a new lamp last year and one year later the fabric on the lamp shade started pulling apart from the wire frame of the shade. 
Was it time to buy a new lamp shade or time to turn this into a RONNIEDEANART PROJECT ?
Here is what I came up with.
Removing the fabric from the wire frame and replaced it with chicken wire .
After cutting the chicken wire about the same size as the fabric I began wiring starfish about every 3″ all the way around and trimmed the chicken wire to the shape of the starfish.
Wiring sea glass I found on the beaches here in Hawaii and some glass stones from the craft store my lamp shade has taken the shape of my own Tiffany lamp.
Using glass glue and wire I continued adding sea glass all the way around the shade and about half way up the shade I noticed how heavy the shade was getting and I had to finish the lamp shade off with something much lighter, here is what I came up with.
Running out to the craft store I was in search of something light weight that could be used to finish off the top of the lamp shade and there it was, a natural hand made paper that looked like the color of sand and perfect to go along with the sea glass and starfish.
The paper came in a full sheet about 16″ x 20″ and I cut it into squares about 4″ x 4″.
I formed the squares over the tip of my finger making rosette looking flowers and then dipped the tips of the paper in fabric stiffener and inserted it through the chicken wire and pressed the tips together.
We love our new lamp shade.
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