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velvety delicious
Just got this yummy blown-out image of my work installed on the wall at Velvet da Vinci!
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Exhibition in Motion, redux
I can't agree more with this thoughtful review by Gabriel Craig on the AJF Blog of this year's Exhibition in Motion | Objects Performed. You may recall my Epiphyte shoulder piece which was selected to...
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new podfuls
I made two new pieces for the Woodworks show at the University of South Carolina that I'm excited about! Here are some shots of my work. You can learn more about this show by clicking here, which...
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hellooooooooo!
I just finished a brand new book and animation called Elephabet, which collectively feature over 100 elephant sculptures I created last summer. Velvet da Vinci Gallery has a selection of elephants from...
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Elephabet on OPB!
Being a big time public radio geek, I was thrilled to be recently profiled in a nice little video piece about Elephabet on Oregon Public Broadcasting's website--by jeweler and erstewhile videographer...
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Don't forget my 2012 workshop in OZ!
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Hello Beautiful Person! If you've been a long time, even if occasional, reader of this blog, you may have noticed that I don't post here as much as I used to. Most of what once landed here has been...
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Randall Children's Hospital
I was commissioned to create five large sculptures for the new Randall Children's Hospital in Portland, Oregon in winter of 2011-12. Each floor of the building is a different ecoregion of Oregon, so I...
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Six more pieces for the Randall Children's Hospital!
I just completed another six pieces for the new Randall Children's Hospital at Legacy Emannuel! Here's the slide show again with all eleven pieces included.
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Interview on Brian R. Jonescast
Hey Beautiful Person! I recently sat down with Brian R. Jones for an interview on his podcast - it was a really fun evening talking about my unusual high school, running an art business, and the merits...
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as promised....
Here are those videos of Brian R. Jones' great wall pieces I mentioned in my last blog post. The series is called Alembic, and here's his artist's statement:a·lem·bic1.a vessel with a beaked cap or...
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new project for Oregon State University
I've got a new project to blog about - a request from Oregon State University to create a series of 13 cloud forms to 'float' around their new Student Success Center, slated to open late next month!...
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making a movie, one detail at a time.
Here's a really great behind-the-scenes view of just one of the small details that go into creating a top-tier stop action animation. This is from ParaNorman - the latest from Portland animation studio...
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forms amass
Still plugging away on shaping the basic forms for the Corvallis project. This part of a project involves a lot of counting just to make sure I'm on track with the quantity I'll need for the final...
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construction junction...what's your function?
Here's a small sampling of the newly constructed pieces....still awaiting paint, of course, but I'm about a third of the way through the quantity I need for the full 12 clouds for OSU. I fused two...
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tiny, beautiful things
As I listened to the closing credits of Cheryl Strayed's most recent book, I laid out my 400 small sculptures on my studio floor this afternoon to assess my progress on the OSU project. My calculations...
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colors
As much as I love the raw wood forms, this commission requires color. Yesterday I selected the pieces for each cloud (see left) so that each one would have a mix of sizes and shapes. I also made the...
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