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How to hang your Smacker

With every Smacker sold comes with three (3) items:

1. A paper template (outline) of your specific Smacker with DOWN ARROW (direction of gravity) and location of wire hanger on back so you can place the anchor/screw correctly first time without turning your wall into a Swiss cheese.

2. A #6 drywall anchor and 1 1/2 " screw (holds up to 50 lbs) to hang your Smacker on. 

3. A tiny tube of Superglue to reattach any ceramic pieces that might have come loose or off during shipping. I don't expect this to happen but better you make the quick and easy repair yourself than sending the damn thing back to me to fix it in 5 minutes. 

If any of these tasks are too much for you -- or your designated helper -- I suggest that you facetime me and I'll walk you through it. Please text me before Facetiming so I'll be dressed and ready for your call. Okay? Visit Us

Scott Bruce

857 300 7943

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Anthropomorphic Smackers

Step into Pop-Smack's Anthropomorphic Artwork, where human traits animate animal stand ins to reveal the true outline of our world. Nothing is sacred.

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Disney Smackers

Pop-Smack is Americana Disney Sculpture: Drop into Walt’s world and see Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Buzz Lightyear, Frozen’s Elsa, and Nightmare’s Sally get Smacked!.

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Who and what I’ve stolen from

Every piece of art is an amalgamation of ideas, influences and techniques from others and my stuff is no different. Here’s a partial list of my thought crimes, starting with . . .

My Grandfather was a butcher

Yes, Granddad took up a big knife to dispatch poor beasts and then carve up their warm carcasses. I never saw him at work — thank god — but as a child I held his hand on walks through Seattle’s Pike Place Market where he’d talk shop with other butchers in their blood stained aprons. Making sausages by grinding piles of glistening protoplasm — ears, lips, cheeks, noses and other odd meaty bits — was his specialty. Though a committed vegetarian now, I do share his instinct to deconstruct the ideal and refashion it into something new and more dynamic.

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Star Wars Smackers

Pop-Smack is Americana deconstructed: Drop into the wormhole and see Darth Vader sculpture, Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, Han Solo and General Ackbar get Smacked!

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Taboo-busting Themed Collections

Get Smacked by incendiary Ceramic Art & concrete wall sculptures by Scott Bruce. Deconstructed Americana in each signed and ready-to-hang piece of provocative artwork.

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 Star Wars Smackers

Pop-Smack is Americana deconstructed: Drop into the wormhole and see Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, Han Solo and General Ackbar get Smacked!

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Taboo-busting Themed Collections

Get Smacked by incendiary ceramic & concrete wall art sculpture by Scott Bruce. Deconstructed Americana in each signed and ready-to-hang piece of provocative artwork.

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Scott Bruce’s favorite Smackers

Pop-Smack is Americana deconstructed: Drop down the rabbit hole and see JFK, Spongebob, Princess Diana, Bob Ross, Santa Claus and Homer Simpson get Smacked!

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Who is Pop-Smack’s creator Scott Bruce?

Drop into the badass world of Pop-Smack and its outrageous creator Scott Bruce. See Americana deconstructed where nothing is sacred!

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Created by artist Scott Bruce, Pop-Smack is a collection of broken ceramic and concrete wall sculptu

Created by artist Scott Bruce, Pop-Smack is a collection of broken ceramic and concrete wall sculptures — Smackers — that deconstruct popular Americana. They are original, signed and ready-to-hang on a wall.

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Collections – Pop-Smack.com

Created by artist Scott Bruce, Pop-Smack collection of broken ceramic and concrete wall sculptures -- Smackers -- that deconstruct popular Americana. They are original, signed and ready-to-hang on a wall.

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One-off wall sculptures, Pop-Smack is kitsch with context. – Pop-Smack.com

Created by artist Scott Bruce, Pop-Smack is a collection of broken ceramic and concrete wall sculptures -- Smackers -- that deconstruct popular Americana. They are original, signed and ready-to-hang on a wall.