These sculptures are inspired by the names of the full moon given by indigenous peoples of North America. The latest sculpture is “Beaver Moon” for the full moon in November/December

16.5“x 8“x 7.5“, Maple, basswood, aniline dyes, milk paint
These sculptures are inspired by the names of the full moon given by indigenous peoples of North America. The latest sculpture is “Beaver Moon” for the full moon in November/December


Coffee table/end table in milk paint washed maple and walnut.



This watercolor/ink commission came together as the result of a chance encounter while urban sketching in Tucson. A couple of weeks ago I was contacted by someone who saw my work at a “throw down” a couple of years ago outside the sushi garden in Tucson. A relative had a selfie that he wanted turned into a painting. I had to adjust all kinds of “selfie” perspective to get the two characters looking about the same size. It was a fun project! Thanks Glen!
Some time ago, I started a series of figures to explore off center turning. The characters each had their own backstories but lacked a platform to express their status in life. As I was going through some glass supplies I rediscovered some beautiful agates and the notion of doorways and dreaming took root.

