Fun stuff that moves, you.

Hi, I'm Mark and long ago I made it my mission to create affordable museum-quality mobiles and stabiles for art lovers like you. I believe that fine art does not need to cost a fortune and I do my best to offer mobiles for every level of collector.

Designed for lifetimes

All of my mobiles are made with 100% metal (rather than foam or plastics), galvanized wire, and multiple layers of durable premium all-weather primers and paints. This means your new mobile can spin indoors or out and will last for years to come.

Spinning here + there

I’m super fortunate to have my mobiles spinning in 100s of private collections around the world and in galleries, museum stores, and shops, as well as in print, TV, and film. Here are a few:

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One-of-a-kind

In my shop, there are no templates, no pre-cut shapes, no mass production, and - despite the rumors - no team of elves (just look at my hands and you'll know I'm speaking the truth).

It's just me enjoying good tunes while creating fun and fine art for you. In other words, when you order a mobile from me, there is - literally - no other one exactly like it anywhere in the world and it’s made especially for you.

Handmade from scratch

Each of my mobiles is handmade - crafted from sheets of raw metal that I hand cut, shape, sand, prime, paint, and turn into the designs you see here. It's important to me that you enjoy your mobile for years to come, so I'm committed to the details. Learn more about the 13 labor-intensive steps I take to make your mobile.

For everyanywhere

Whether you're looking for a baby mobile for your nursery, the perfect accent piece for your home or office, or a special gift for that discerning art collector, I hope you'll find what you're looking for here in my shop. If you don't, please feel free to message me - I love to collaborate on one-of-a-kind custom mobile art designs with creative souls like you.

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_ On keys “But how I will ever be able to unlock it?” asked mouse. “Just ask me,” replied bear, “for the key.” ... Mobile: Passages (24” x 45”) ... If you had a key that could unlock anything, what
_ On knowing “But what is ‘truth’?” asked bird. “You tell me,” replied fox. “You tell me.” ... Mobile: Hope (45” x 30”) ... If you could leave one last message for those you love *and* i
_ On magic “I wish I was a jelly.” “It would be magical, wouldn’t it?” “More than that.” “What’s more than magic, honey?” “Love, I think. It’d be love to be a jelly.”
_ On crying “What do you mean I don’t need permission?” asked fox. “Exactly that,” replied bear, hugging her closer as fox began to weep. ... Mobile: Pride Tangle ... Where in your life are you waiting for permissio
_ On feeling your feelings “What do you mean I should ‘just sit with it’?” asked bird. “Shouldn’t I be doing something?” “You are.” replied fox. “You are.” ... Mobile: Risenshine in
_ On hope “What if the best is yet to come?” caterpillar asked. … Mobile: Trust Me (36” x 22” ) … I don’t know their names. I just call them friends. “Hi friend,” I say as I walk to my ba
_ On wind “If it’s invisible,” asked mouse, “does that mean it isn’t real?” “Some of the most important things,” fox explained, “don’t need to be seen to be real.” … Mobile:
_ On rainbows “When light enters a water droplet, it reflects off the inside of the droplet, separating into wavelengths,” explained rabbit. “When it exits the droplet, it makes a rainbow.” “Um,” replied mouse,
On compassion “Why are humans so mean to one another?” asked bird. “Because they’re hurting inside,” said fox, “and don’t know how to ask for a hug.” … Mobile: Orbit, designed with @casa.coyot
_ on sketching … “But it doesn’t look like a *real* apple,” cried mouse. “And why,” asked fox, “does that matter?” … Mobile: Doodlesquig, sometimes, when I’m waiting for paint to dry, I
_ on seasons “Why do they call it ‘fall,’” asked bear, “when there’s way more to it?” … Mobile: Fireleaf Red … Her name is Sadness, and she presses cold against the window. Her name is Darkn
_ On rising “But do I really have to fall first?” asked squirrel. “Not at all,” fox laughed, “but falling gives you a choice of what to do next.” … Mobile: A series of nine “The Classic” mobil
On re-birth “But won’t it change everything?” asked bear. “Hopefully,” replied red fox, “hopefully.” … Mobile: The Wren … She’d spent her time quietly, waiting. And waiting. And wai
_ On meditation “But how,” asked sparrow, “can I stop my mind from wandering?” “Why would you want to?” smiled fox. “That’s where the really good stuff is found.” … Mobile: Parts + piece