The making of a 25ft Slingshot public art piece in Franklinton, Columbus was a fascinating and intricate process. The slingshot was designed to be an interactive installation, where people could can stand in the giant ammo pouch for photographs. The construction of the slingshot required a team of skilled artisans and engineers, who worked tirelessly to bring the project to life.

 

The slingshot was crafted from a combination of steel and wood, with careful attention paid to every detail, from the curves of the pouch to the angle of the launch arm. The finished product was a stunning piece of art that stood 25 feet tall and became an instant landmark in the area. Despite not functioning as a real slingshot, it draws crowds of people who are eager to experience its unique and playful design. The making of this public art piece was a testament to the creativity and ingenuity of the artists involved, as well as the community's willingness to embrace bold and unconventional art.