A short switch from doing ceramics. Just another way I keep really busy.
I love working with cyanotype because it combines science, art, and surprise—every print feels like a one-of-a-kind creation. For Party Pups, the vibrant blue tones and the unpredictable nature of the process perfectly capture the energy and playfulness of the dogs in the image.
. The ability to experiment with digital negatives and the chemistry of light allows me to create images that feel both timeless and experimental, giving each piece its own unique personality. It’s a medium that pushes me to break boundaries while staying true to the tactile, hands-on nature of art.
I finally had the kiln ready to fire, and all the shelves were loaded. However, I discovered the electrical outlet wasn’t working properly. It’s been extremely hot, and this old house...
I’m still learning, and there have been plenty of wobbly, misshapen pots along the way. But that’s all part of the fun! I’m thrilled to dive into this new medium and can’t wait to see where it takes...
The last few months have been working hard to finish new work I wanted to be in my solo show. It’s kind of wild to think I’ve known about this for four years, and yet, I was still working...
Getting ready for the new year and thinking about the past year. I’ve been MIA from this site for the last 4 months, but I’m back and ready to start updating again! I presently have a show...
I finally found the time to glaze my sculpture, marking a significant step forward before the firing process. Time seems to slip away, as I’ve been participating in an online stay-at-home...
Do you ever feel like life is constantly getting in the way of your work? As an artist, I certainly know the feeling. Recently, I’ve been participating in a spring stay-at-home residency...
I’m excited to share the progress of my latest project: a felted wool lamb sculpture that I named Curly, for obvious reasons. The challenge in this piece was creating the wool texture...
As an artist, I’m always drawn to experimenting with different materials to create something unique. During the Assemblage Challenge, I quickly threw together a sculpture using materials I had...
Assemblage is a form of art that involves creating three-dimensional compositions by combining various found or pre-existing objects into a cohesive whole. The objects used in assemblage can be...
This prompt is the word Flora. I chose to felt petals around the baby's face suggesting the idea of protection and nurturing, much like how we protect and nurture plants. I like this one so much that...
It’s been more than a week and I’ve managed to do a small work each day for the Assemblage Challenge from the Artist Alliance. I recently joined this artist group. The image above is...
Happy New Year to all! Right now I’m doing an Assemblage challenge. I joined as a member of The Artist Alliance. So far the challenges of each day with a prompt have been really fun. ...
Decided it was time to post an update. I haven’t posted since May, but been busy creating new work. I’ve been playing with throwing on a wheel, which I bought! But I digress. I also...
Looking forward to the next phase of my expanding work! I took a lithography class! I always wondered how this process was done. I’ve done oil/water print processes before. I do...
April Fools Day, also called All Fools’ Day It April 1st and I started wondering where exactly did April Fool’s Day or All Fool’s Day (England) originate. With a little google...
March is here! It is still cold.! But plants are blooming all over . I’ve took another online class from Domestika- It is with an artist Cristina Cordova, whose works I really admire –...
How was your Valentine’s Day? Mine was spent with my husband cooking, relaxing, and watching TV. We don’t go to restaurants just yet, but both of us are good cooks. I love to experiement...
I don’t know what you think, but I’m glad to see 2021 go, Although time seems to be going at a record speed as no day is very different from the next. I feel so lucky and grateful to be...
It’s always exciting to open the kiln, especially a glaze firing. Starting this year off with the first glaze cone 5 firing. It was mostly a success—I can see my mistakes as I continue to learn...