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So what goes through a dog’s brain? “…I like balls, balls and babies, babies are like puppies, babies smell funny, babies smell like milk and poop, I like poop, I like to eat poop, where is some poop, I want to find some poop, I want go for a walk, I like walks, I want…
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This is the third basket I sculpted. I started with hot, molten wax, hand-poured onto a sheet of wet canvas. Once cooled and solid, I peeled it off, tore it into strips and assembled it-free-hand over a bowl form, weaving it gently together, playing with the edges and texture as I went. And then a…
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One of my first Square Menagerie animals and one of the few not perched on very tall legs. Approx. 7″ W x 6″ H x 5″ W
My mother was a woman of a great and simple faith. This Bible verse, Psalm 46:10, was one of her favorites: “Be still and know that I am God.” Throughout her life, and the many storms that roiled the seas in it, she kept her heart centered on God, trusting Him, knowing that His love…
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We struggle,we seek,we pursue; the journey is long, the process, often arduous.The challenges we face in this life are sometimes daunting and the need to persevere sometimes feels like more than we can bear. Yet we know that we must continue; giving in or giving up is not an option which we want to contemplate.More…
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One of my Square Menagerie creations Bronze, Approx. 9’H 4″ W x 3″ W
More story to come, but for now, these are larger versions in bronze of Los Conejitos, the tiny pewter rabbits that I made for my wife as a Christmas present and gave to her in Beijing in 2014 under the watchful gaze of our voluptuous, scantinly-clad black female chocolate Santa. Honest. Bronze, approx 7″ W…
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Three woodland fairies, the Wood Roses, scamper across a piece of tree bark in the forest. Each one is a fairy blossom, each one a beautiful rose. Look how much joy they scatter as they frolic! Bronze, 9″ H x 14″ W x 5″ D
Shhhhh. I have a secret. This relief was originally done as a sand cast, molten bronze poured into a negative relief carved out of a block of man-made sandstone. It was directly inspired by a plein air painting I did in a lovely grove of aspens at the 7D Ranch outside of Cody, WY. I…
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Stay tuned for information on upcoming exhibitions of my work.
