About a year ago, we were introduced to Dominic Wilcox's artwork at The Museum of Contemporary Craft in Portland, Oregon. His War Bowls were part of the exhibit, "The Conspicuous Transformation of Everyday Objects" and they were by far, our favorite. After researching the artist, we found that his melted toy bowls are just a fragment of his many talents.

Wilcox is known for creating art by using everyday items such as a clothes dryer, bic pens, an on/off switch, skimming stones, and cod liver oil tablets. His work is truly unique as are his ideas and inventions found on his blog: Variations on Normal. If you have a bunch of army men collecting dust in your attic and want to make a "war bowl" of your own, check out this article on associatedcontent.com.
(photos: dominicwilcox.com and thisnext.com)

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Caught that showing & very impressed by his elegant forms & space created out of the ordinary.
Or you could just check out the tutorials on Craftster.org, where people have been doing this for YEARS.