Fred Conlon
metal art with attitude
Fred Conlon is the creative genius behind Sugarpost Pottery and Metal located in Salt Lake City, Utah. Born and raised by two high school English teachers in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, Fred graduated from the University of Utah with a degree in Public Communication. However Fred's dream was to open a pottery shop which, with his family's support, opened as Sugarpost Pottery in 1998. In 1999, after Fred created the first army helmet turtle, Sugarpost Metal headed in the direction of full-time metal production. The addition of a separate metal fabrication facility resulted in myriad additions to the metal line of creatures coming from Fred's imagination. His signature "Gnome-Be-Gones" and other quirky critters are featured by fine craft galleries throughout the country.
Fred Conlon, with Sugarpost Art, has been hand-making unique sculptures in his Salt Lake City studio since 1999. Each item is made from recycled material, factory seconds, and stuff found in the scrap yard.
His mini Gnome Be Gones are just as detailed and demonic as their larger cousins but are very much at home on an office desk, windowsill, around plants or as hanging ornaments.
Measures 5½"h × 6"w × 4"d
Can be hung or sit on a shelf
Item #58872
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Fred Conlon, with Sugarpost Art, has been hand-making unique sculptures in his Salt Lake City studio since 1999. Each item is made from recycled material, factory seconds, and stuff found in the scrap yard.
Utensils included
Measures 15"h × 10 ½"w × 7"d
Item SP2003
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Fred Conlon, with Sugarpost Art, has been hand-making unique sculptures in his Salt Lake City studio since 1999. Each item is made from recycled material, factory seconds, and stuff found in the scrap yard.
Includes magnetic spark plug bug
Measures 14"h × 12"w × 16 ½"d
Item SP7009
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Fred Conlon, with Sugarpost Art, has been hand-making unique sculptures in his Salt Lake City studio since 1999. Each item is made from recycled material, factory seconds, and stuff found in the scrap yard.
Measures 12"h × 12½"w × 6"d
Item SP2018
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