Jonathan C. Lewis
Author and Artist
DBtC
100% Recycled or Found Objects: Tennis balls; Kipling poem; playing cards; checkers board; saved screws; saved nuts and bolts; desk pen holder; Boy Scout knife; fishing gear; tea bags; Dean Martin record; Golden Gate Bridge model; pencils; grandson photo and art; financial ledger; boating textbook; telegraph keys; saved wire; saved string; handmade toolbox; holiday lights; carpentry tools; home architectural plans; saved mousetraps; saved keys; saved padlocks; watches; cigar box; food storage glass jars; saved corks; rope; shower hose; gardening pvc; books; saved nails; wallpaper; window netting; carpet backing; Kodak slides; Mels’ Diner foodsticks: SF Cliff House vintage photo; copper pipe; rowboat oar stirrups; paint can; wood finials; glass and plastic jars; acrylic paint. Dimensions: 80”H x 32”W x 46”D. Created: September 2025. Not For Sale.
DBtC stands for Don’t Bend the Card which my father, in jest and to poke fun at himself, kept on his business card in lieu of academic or professional credentials. This artbox is a tribute to him.
