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Stick a small fake tumbleweed inside a glass sphericon about 3 inches in diameter.
The sphericon tumbles like the tumbleweed, and is the perfect give for a halfbaker.
Sphericons
http://www.pjroberts.com/sphericon/
:) [DesertFox, Feb 17 2005]
Bathsheba's Clear Glass Blocks
http://www.bathsheba.com/crystal/
[JesusHChrist, Feb 17 2005]
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It's the latest HB thing. |
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nice one. see link for Bathsheba's 3D prints in clear glass
blocks. You could print the tumbleweed. |
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(Lets see if we can knock a peroid to the end of UnaBubba's anno) SLAM! (Ouch! That hurt.) |
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Oh, and I have always thought that Bathsheba is awesome. I want one of those sculptures. |
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"The sphericon tumbles like the tumbleweed" |
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A glass sphericon lightweight (hollow) enough to tumble like a tumbleweed would break once it got to tumbling. |
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Of course it wouldn't get blown around by the wind; it is a paperweight. |
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