
Announcement
Wednesday, October 20, 2021
Greetings,
I have recently moved to the Atlanta area and am slowly getting my temporary studio up and running.
I am in the process of creating two new art prints and will restock some of the other prints. Please know that all orders will begin shipping after October 27, 2021.
Best,
Lex
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Website: https://www.lextalkingtonart.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lextalkington
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annhuebner2 on Apr 18, 2023
5 out of 5 starsLove this art photo. It is exactly as I hoped it would be.
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annhuebner2 on Apr 18, 2023
5 out of 5 starsLove this art photo. It is exactly as I hoped it would be!
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Haley on Feb 28, 2023
5 out of 5 starsPackaged very well and arrived earlier than expected! The print is wonderful, I can’t wait to see what’s next!
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Katherine on Sep 18, 2022
5 out of 5 starsPackaged well and shipped quickly. Thank you so much! Wish I could afford an original but this is the next best thing
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Jonathan on Sep 13, 2022
5 out of 5 starsLex's work is fantastic. Quality is above what you'd expect at this price. Quick shipping and well packed. Will be buying again!
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Jonathan on Sep 13, 2022
5 out of 5 starsLex's work is fantastic. Quality is above what you'd expect at this price. Quick shipping and well packed. Will be buying again!
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Jonathan on Sep 13, 2022
5 out of 5 starsLex's work is fantastic. Quality is above what you'd expect at this price. Quick shipping and well packed. Will be buying again!
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Jonathan on Sep 13, 2022
5 out of 5 starsLex's work is fantastic. Quality is above what you'd expect at this price. Quick shipping and well packed. Will be buying again!
About lextalkingtonart
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Thank you for visiting Lex Talkington Art! Please visit http://www.lextalkingtonart.com to see additional artwork.
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Mech-Fossils are individually, meticulously created by Lex Talkington.
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A close-up showing some of the electromechanical 'bones' used within the Mech-Fossils.
The Mech-Fossil Series
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Frequently asked questions
My Mech-Fossil is loose in the frame, what should I do?
The Mech-Fossil may move around slightly — some movement is expected. The fossil is firmly held in place by a set screw in the bottom bracket. Gently twist or tilt the cast fossil to straighten it within the fame.
If and only if you feel the fossil can easily slide out of the frame, then you can VERY GENTLY tighten that set screw using a 1.5mm hex key. WARNING: If you tighten this hex screw, BE CAREFUL not to over-tighten or you could crack the fossil casting!
How should I clean my Mech-Fossil?
You should use a very soft duster to dust both the fossil and the frame. You can use a slightly damp cloth to wipe both the fossil and the acrylic frame. Be careful not to use abrasives or they could scratch the acrylic frame backing or the fossil.
What are the Mech-Fossils made of?
For the actual fossil, I use vintage electronics and mostly 35mm camera parts. Other parts come from typwriters, sewing machines, motors, and various electronics. The fossils are meticulously arranged and then cast in a polyester resin. That cast undergoes surface cleanup and then the fossil is coated in a flexible, strong polymer resin coating. The frames are laser-cut plywood and acrylic with hand-tooled walnut brackets.
What if I want a different color frame?
I am currently not changing out frames. What you see pictured is what you'll get. I may explore colored frame options in the future. Please contact me if you want to vote on this. Thank you!
What about custom orders or commissions?
If you have any questions about custom orders or commissioning a number of Mech-Fossils, please email me at info@lextalkingtonart.com. I currently personally respond to all email in a timely fashion. Thank you!
I have vintage 35mm cameras and other things I am looking to get rid of — do you want those?
Probably, yes! If you have vintage electromechanical objects (broken or working) that you would like to give away or sell, please reach out to info@lextalkingtonart.com and we can discuss.
I am particularly interested in 35mm cameras, 8mm/16mm cameras
and projectors dating from the 1920s up to the early 1980s.