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Re: LEGO grandfather clock
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lugnet.build, lugnet.general
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Sat, 22 Jan 2000 02:18:47 GMT
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eric@!AvoidSpam!ericharshbarger.org
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bishop wrote:
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> At the risk of being pilloried, (but I gotta know),
> would you consider selling the clock (or a clock)?
> [ok, so that is really two, quite different questions]
The easiest way for me to answer this would that I would certainly
consider making another clock (or any other sculpture) for a commission.
You are right, the cost would be high... not only to cover the bricks,
but just for the time involved (not to mention potential shipping or
cost of building onsite).
I would probably charge about $2000 for a LEGO grandfather clock (and
would keep all extra bricks). And that's pretty generous in my mind when
compared to what I charge for computer programming (my *real* job
[grin]).
BTW: the 'art' term has come up before, and while many apply the word,
I, personally, label my works as 'crafts' not 'pieces of art'. That's a
personal distinction based on my definitions of 'art' and 'craft'
obviously. But anyway...
eric
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| At the risk of being pilloried, (but I gotta know), would you consider selling the clock (or a clock)? [ok, so that is really two, quite different questions] Actually the real question I had in mind was... had you thought about putting it up for (...) (24 years ago, 22-Jan-00, to lugnet.build, lugnet.general)
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