A year ago I cut a tendon in my index finger with an exacto knife. It took 9 months before it felt normal. Me & Exacto are back at it again! When you fall off the knife, climb back on its edge as they say.  

Light breaks through its two-dimensional origins. 

I took a neon class at The Crucible where learned how to bend glass tube, weld glass and electrodes. This is my final project in which I enjoyed exploring waves: sound and heart. 

I was asked to create a Burning Man bike for Public Bike's August window. The theme for the event was Caravansary so I thought a camel that provided some shade would be appropriate. 

I sculpted these chicken feet using the lost wax casting technique. Instruction for the foundary was provided by the Crucible. 

I was part of the 5 Ton Crane Art Collective that created Storied Haven: a place full of things and stories. 

Storied Haven had a large library of books turned into dioramas: each one its own little work of art. I created this scene for "The History of American Railroads"

Peek into the floorboards, and you might see some mice being fancy.

The skeleton of the boot. It would later be sanded, shaped, and get layers of fiberglass. 

The initial sketch before anything was built.

I bent some of these metal poles to create the bean stalk ladder.

Interior shot of fairytale romance. Humpty Dumpty urn complete with egg shells, Rapunzel's hair and Anansi weaving her web. 

Front view: there was always a line to get inside, but stories were shared and made. 

Created this print by carving linoleum at 3 Fish Studios.