Gallery: Glittery Skulls and Other Bizarre Things Arizonans Love Shooting
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"Skull"
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Detail from "Vessels No. 4"
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"Prickly Pear Target"
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Detail from "Vessels No. 2"
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"Mannequin Head"
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Detail from "Vessels No. 2"
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Detail from "Vessels No. 2"
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"Torso"
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Detail from "Vessels No. 3"
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Detail from "Vessels No. 3"
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Detail from "Vessels No. 4"
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Detail from "Vessels No. 2"
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Detail from "Vessels No. 3"
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Detail from "Vessels No. 1"
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