Here is a typical 'forge' environment where the metal is wrought into art.

Custom tooling and hand carved dies for forging decorative metal leaves, by Jeremyah.

Hand cut dies for decorative leaf forging, by Jeremyah.

This is an application of decorative leaves forged from hand cut dies.

...more finished forged leaf decorations

Jeremyah's hand forged candle holder.

Ben's custom forged door knocker

...the heating and hammering has begun...

fresh out of the forge.

Here is the nearly finished decorative door handle by Jeremyah.

Cast bronze fireplace tool handles by Jeremyah.

hand forged and "chased" fire place tool end with the mermaid handle. The surface line work is the result of a technique called chasing. By Jeremyah

A detail view of an elaborate custom fire grate by Jeremyah.

Earrings of 'Damascus' steel by Jeremyah.

Jeremyah's 'painting' with metals.

forged metal frame for a cast bronze medallion

this is Jeremyah's wax carving step of creating a cast piece

Here is an iconic cast bronze medallion depicting the classic blacksmith's tools with hand forged metal ring-frame by Jeremyah.

Lost wax, cast bronze medallion by Ben for a project headed up by Geoffrey Newton and Jeremyah Watkins for the town of Lafayette Colorado.

Ben Watkins' lost wax carving in collaboration with Jeremyah's forged metal ring-frame.

Here Jeremyah combines several metals to 'paint' a scene. This forged 'painting' is then given special patinas to enhance the effect of the image. This is the same technique used for the locomotive medallion.

"Lost wax" carving by Ben in collaboration with Jeremyah who forged the metal ring-frame.

Medallion series for Lafayette Colorado headed up by Geoffrey Newton in collaboration with Jeremyah Watkins and Ben Watkins.

Decorative metal screen design by Ben.

Original bench design and build by Jeremyah.

Aspen Valley Ranch sign by Jeremyah

Aspen Valley Ranch sign installed

Jeremyah giving public demonstration of forging in Denver.

Fireplace tool proposal drawings by Jeremyah, showing suggested design alternatives. Click here to see more of Jeremyah’s art.