Barry Crust w/hand carved Madrone staff
Puyallup, WA (5-13-14) — Barry A. Crust is an artist who works with what he calls ‘beachy treasures’ made from Hood Canal driftwood and other found treasures from the shore–unique birdhouses, walking staffs & Canes, sculptures. He accepts commissions and sometimes sells his artwork.
Barry’s contact info:
University Place, WA 98467
Cell – (253)273-0953
basa28@comcast.net
www.beyondthebeach.biz
6′-6″
Waiting for Godot
This short interview was done in the park between Puyallup’s City Hall and its public library on a sunny May morning as temperatures climbed into the mid-80’s. The delightful man shown was an appropriate compliment to the gorgeous flowers and the park’s manicured lawn, playground, small children swinging with their moms–a few eyeing the photographer suspiciously.
In the Pink
Walk In The Park
Protective Mom & Photographer Taking Each Other’s Measure
Schmoozing in the Park
Golden Boy
Sibling Rivalry
Vertigo
Stripes
Barry (artist above) describes his muse as: “Created by Nature, Found by Me”
Puyallup Police Citing Black Man
Puyallup City Park Spring in May on a Sunny Day
Puyallup City Hall’s Front Lawn
Old Fashioned Prop Plane Airliner
Plane Spotting
Busker Lessons
Street Musicians
Low Rider
Drop Dead Gorgeous Landscaping in Puyallup’s Park
