I have long been interested in and have sought out many unusual mail boxes. I've seen all kinds. But in 2020 I found this Hoi Toi Happy Buddha statue at Art Stone Statuary on Tyrone Blvd. in St. Petersburg, FL and then came up with a way to convert it into my new mailbox support. Dave at Art Stone was the master conversion craftsman. Thanks Dave!! 

 

In 2020 I resourced a colorfast UV protected material that is more fade resistant. And I made mobiles that are for purchase locally at Art Stone Statuary on Tyrone Blvd. in St. Petersburg, FL. I also custom create them, upon request. Two versions: tapered and full.  They both look great, either way the wind blows! Mine free-hangs from a tree limb. Mobiles are lightweight, weather and water proof and are hung from a chain using an "S" hook that is included. They are easily removable but mine stays outside year around. The strands dry quickly after rain and separate on their own. Since I live in Florida, I can't say how the mobile performs in snow or ice. Might want to bring it in and re-hang it in the Springtime. EZ storage.

 

 I did another stuffed glass head in 2020 for a birthday gift.

It is stuffed with collectible McDonald's, Burger King and Wendy's Happy Meal Toys and a few other small momentos.

If you look closely you may spot Care Bears, Hamburgler, Miss Piggy, Cabbage Patch Kids, Kermit, Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck in a transformer, My Little Pony, Goofy, Smurfs, 101 Dalmations and Fred Flintsone just to name a few. Anything that will fit through the 2 1/2 - 3" opening can go inside one of these heads to make a fabulous keepsake and conversation piece.  

 

I produced the spoon dress in 2019 for Ingrid Jacobus.
It is entirely made from silver plastic spoons and isn't anywhere nearly as heavy as it appears.
I have included close-ups of the epaulette and the rose on the bustle.
The bottom of the bustle swings as you move in the outfit.

This is another view of the Reclining Lady as she was in my back yard in late summer 2019.

Since then her hair has grown out and I like it much better now. Photo courtesy of Ingrid Jacobus.

This is another view of the Reclining Lady at the end of the summer as she sits in my back yard. 
Photo by Ingrid Jacobus.