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Jeremy Holmes grew up in Cooperstown and studied at the State University of New York at New Paltz where he graduated with a BFA in Sculpture in 2007. After graduation he was awarded a Windgate Fellowship, which has allowed him to travel the country and be a full time sculptor for the last year. Jeremy is now living in Cooperstown working as a woodworker and creating new sculptures for an upcoming exhibit.
Jeremy Holmes Website
http://www.holmesarts.com/
It’s not that I am against eating good it’s just I don’t include things grown on dead things nor in poo. It’s the texture man, the texture! However, using them in a good sauce or hell just sauteing them with other things really brings out a nice flavor.
Paul Baxendale over at FinderMaker does more than just that with these funny looking fungi. He has found a clever and useful way of making something productive out of them, shelves!
Paul says, “One’s active participation in this tutorial is rather dependent on access to suitable mushroom specimens, and while I regret that I’m unable to offer any specific advice on where to go looking, do just keep a keen eye in the trees (up and down the trunks, specifically) the next time you are out on a ramble through a forested area, and your diligence may well be rewarded.”
Mushroom Shelf Tutorial!
http://findermaker.blogspot.com/2009/09/mushroom-shelf-tutorial.html
Reelfurniture is the project of David Meddings who with 25 years experience as designer and furniture maker has been involved with environmental organisations in the past and sees the use of recycled timber as a design challenge and an active step towards change. This gallery is an opportunity to purchase direct from the furniture makers and we believe offers you a personal and efficient service. Link
