Penguin II Typewriter parts Jeremy Mayer

Penguin II
Typewriter parts
Jeremy Mayer

Penguin II
Typewriter parts
Jeremy Mayer

A quick sketch of a piece I’m about to do.
I FINALLY get to show everyone the 3D Motion Control Timelapse stuff that my friends Peter Chang, Brad Kremer, and Stewart Mayer shot in my studio. For those of you with 3D capabilities, this is available on YouTube 3D (yes, there is such a thing) here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0quUxvXtHPw&feature=youtu.be
This is part of a project that Peter Chang is working on. I’m so excited to be a part of this.

Grandfather at my studio.
Bust V
Typewriter parts
2011
Jeremy Mayer

Cat X
10”x24”x14”
2000
Jeremy Mayer

Come see some new work by Nemo Gould, Eric Joyner, Mark Galt, and Ben Cowden, and me.
Hope to see you here!
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Flyaround of Deer III.
Cute little bastard puppy steals my screwdriver.

Another shot of the penguin, which is now with its new owner in NY.
Video interview from Bay Area Maker Faire 2011. I won’t ever let hair like that grow on my face again. I promise. I will also stop using bacon grease as hair product.

I’ve been revisiting this look with sketches a lot lately.
Self-portrait II (SomnamBallistic)
Charcoal on black paper
31”x24”
2001
“I am aware that a
computer can’t create
a poem.
but neither can a
typewriter.”
– Charles Bukowski (via sweetpoisons)

My mind keeps coming back to this drawing I did exactly 20 years ago when I was 19. I put my latest sculpture next to it and it’s easy to see why. I feel like I’m finally getting to the point that I can do things with typewriter parts that I’ve always wanted to do with traditional sculpture methods.
Wait until you see what’s next.
Thanks! No solder, no welds, no glue, no wire- just reassembly using only typewriter parts.
It’s assembly done without using any “hot” processes like welding or soldering. I don’t remember if I made it up or if I heard it somewhere.

Jeremy Mayer
Bust V (Grandfather)
22”x11”x17”
Assembled typewriter parts
2011
I was going to wait to show this piece until I finished my book. The book is taking forever.

Bust V (Grandfather) is now done. Quality photos soon.
Progress on Bust V. Almost done.
Evan Voytas in the background.

Bust V in progress. This one’s going to be an old man.
Open Make at the San Francisco Exploratorium:
AKA artists Alan Rorie, Benjamin Cowden, Nemo Gould, Mark Galt, and Jeremy Mayer will be showing a little work at this event March 19th at the Exploratorium in San Francisco.
From the site:
In collaboration with Make magazine and Pixar Animation Studios, the Exploratorium highlights the tools, techniques, and ingenuity of local makers. Play around in the new Tinkering Studio and join Dale Dougherty, founder and editor of Make magazine as he interviews featured Makers in the McBean Theater. Interviews will be webcast live from the McBean Theater at 1pm and can be viewed online here: http://www.exploratorium.edu/tv/?project=91
Open Make programs will occur on the third Saturday of each month, January-April 2011, from 10am -2pm.

So, I’ve got this 11” mechanical cock for sale. I’m scared to know you if you want to buy it.
Email me for a price.
jeremyemayer@gmail.com
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Here’s little movie I made about 7 years ago of Torso I, which lives in Seattle. I had almost forgotten about it.

1965 scifi calendar illustration by Lynx.




I’m really excited to share my latest giant sculpture “Minotaur”!
He’s doing a studio show Feb. 26th. Here’s the FB invite if you’re in the SF Bay Area- http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=197665920244889

Spider XIII
7”x4”x2”
Typewriter parts
2011

Spider XIII
7”x4”x2”
Typewriter parts
2011

I moved Deer III to my studio today from Nemo Gould’s Studio. Seen here in its natural habitat.
An animation by Henning Lederer of the famous poster by Fritz Kahn.
For more info about the process behind the project, go to www.industriepalast.com.
Thanks to Falk Keuten (kugelbahn.blog.de)for turning me on to this and to Henning’s other work!
An animation by Henning Lederer of the famous poster by Fritz Kahn.
For more info about the process behind the project, go to www.industriepalast.com.

FRITZ KAHN (1888-1968)
DER MENSCH ALS INDUSTRIEPALAST 1926

I set up what’s left of my work at Nemo Gould’s showroom today to show it to a collector who’s rolling through town this weekend.
Check out Nemo’s Tumblr page to see the very cool stuff he’s been making lately.

Jeremy Mayer
Penis III
Typewriter parts
5”x11”x4”
2010

NSFW! :)
Penis III
Typewriter parts
5”x11”x4”
2010

My latest little fun project for a friend.
Octopus II
Typewriter parts
12”x18”x10”

Deer III
Reassembled typewriter parts
36”x16”x36” (90cmx40cmx90cm)
2010

Deer III.
Typewriter parts
36”x15”x36”
2010
Jeremy Mayer
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