Plasma Art Adelaide

27/07/2026

26/07/2026

There are some people you meet whose dedication, kindness and service leave a lasting impression, and Betty Crittenden is certainly one of those people.

Everyone at Plasma Art Adelaide feels incredibly honoured to have worked alongside Betty in creating the two commemorative bench seats for the Mount Evelyn Memorial. From the very beginning, her passion for remembering and honouring our veterans shone through in everything she did. It was a privilege to help bring her vision to life.

Betty’s tireless commitment to the RSL over many years has touched countless lives, making sure the stories and sacrifices of our servicemen and women are never forgotten. Her recent recognition as the RSL Australia ANZAC of the Year 2026 is a testament to that remarkable dedication. To be the only Victorian to receive this prestigious national honour this year makes the achievement even more special—and so richly deserved.

Congratulations, Betty. Thank you for trusting us to be a small part of your incredible journey and for everything you continue to do for veterans, their families, and your community.

We couldn’t be prouder to have worked with you.

We love you, Betty. ❤️

— The Plasma Art Adelaide Team

27/06/2026

It is with immense pride and gratitude that we share what an honour it was for Plasma Art Adelaide to be entrusted with creating this very special commemorative bench seat for Trojans Trek.
To know that something we have crafted will stand for generations as a place of reflection, remembrance and connection is something we never take for granted.
Today, this beautiful memorial was unveiled in honour of Moose Dunlop OAM and Dogs Kearney OAM—two remarkable veterans whose vision, leadership and unwavering commitment have positively impacted the lives of countless veterans and their families. Their legacy of service, mateship and community will continue to inspire all who visit.
We would like to extend our sincere thanks to Daniel Vincent, Chair of Trojans Trek, and Tim Keeffe, Deputy Chair, for placing their trust in Plasma Art Adelaide to create such a meaningful tribute. It has been an absolute privilege to work alongside you both on this project.
We were also incredibly honoured to see Her Excellency the Honourable Frances Adamson AC, Governor of South Australia, officially unveil and dedicate the bench. It was a fitting tribute to two outstanding Australians and a very special day for everyone involved.
To everyone at Trojans Trek, thank you for allowing us to play a small part in preserving the legacy of Moose and Dogs. We hope this bench becomes a place where stories are shared, friendships are strengthened, and people take a moment to reflect on the sacrifices and service of our veterans.
Lest We Forget.

26/06/2026

15/06/2026

Well done Betty Crittenden

15/05/2026

Rainy Day Site supervisor resting

26/04/2026

Progress Update – New Office Coming Together 🔧

Bit by bit, it’s all starting to take shape!

The new office is coming together nicely here at Plasma Art Adelaide — with brand new work benches installed, giving us a clean, solid space to work from.

This space will be the heart of our day-to-day operations — from designing new pieces, organising jobs, meeting with customers, and planning the next projects heading out into the community.

It might not look flashy just yet, but this is where a lot of the magic will happen… turning ideas into finished work we’re proud to deliver.

We’re building this space the same way we build our work — solid, practical, and made to last.

Plenty more to come as we keep pushing forward 👌

Thanks to everyone following along and supporting the journey — it means a lot to a small family business like ours.

24/04/2026

Lest We Forget

23/04/2026

There are some pieces we make that stay with you… and this is one of them.

We’re incredibly honoured to have created this Wilmington Memorial Bench Seat, now installed by the local community and ready for this year’s ANZAC Day.

Set beneath the shade of a beautiful tree, this seat is more than steel — it’s a place for reflection, remembrance, and quiet moments. A place where stories live on.

Featuring the service emblems and the words “Wilmington Remembers – Lest We Forget”, this bench stands as a lasting tribute to the men and women who served our country, and to the families and community who carry their legacy forward.

Seeing it in its final home, prepared with care by the community, makes it even more special.

We’re truly grateful to have been trusted to create something so meaningful for Wilmington.

Lest we forget.

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Plasma Art Adelaide