Woman
Baltic Birch plwood
60” in height x 22” in width x 3/4” in depth
This image was carved freehand with a 6” orbital sander. Plywood has multiple layers, each with a different coloration and grain pattern. In sanding through the top layers, you can create a 3D image.
Hawaiian Koa
5” - 7” in length
Vase
Stoneware, cone 10 soda reduction fire
10” in height
Tumblers
Kinds of Blue (01)
Porcelain, cone 6 oxidation
5.5” in height
Part of a series of furniture, sculpture, and ceramics about the universality of the color blue
Feminine Vase
Stoneware, Cone 10 reduction
12” in height
Thrown and altered
Tables Chairs
Poplar
18X,
18” x 18 × 16”:
The stripes you see are the natural coloring of the wood. Each side is made of two pieces of poplar, with dark sections running down the middle of each piece.
Each cube can be rotated to be either 16” or 18” high, and used as stools, end table, or bunching coffee tables
Queen over queen bunk beds
Solid Oregon Alder
84” in length x 64” - 128” in width x 74” in height
This project was commissioned by a family with two young boys very high on the growth curve (shown here). The two beds can be attached as bunk beds (as shown), with custom hidden connections, and, later separated into two individual queen-sized beds.
Tangled
Beeswax, paraffin, and glass bead cast over ice
9” in length x 4” in width x 4” in height
Evolutions,
Paraffin, beeswas, and glass bead cast over ice
13” in height
The Atlantic has Two Colors
Glass,
4” in height
Made with lost wax casting techniques. Inspired by the different shades of blue the Atlantic ocean makes, in the coves of the Scottish Highlands and the shores of Rhode Island
