Blog
This blog is a space for sharing thoughts from the studio and reflections from the road. I write about my ceramic process, evolving bodies of work, travel experiences, and the ideas that shape how I think about making. It’s an ongoing journal that connects place, practice, and perspective.
Clay and Creatures
Animals are alive. That's really it. Over the years I've made a raku tiger, a raku elephant, naked raku gazelle horns, duck sculptures, a dove, a hummingbird, a whale whistle, and a frog on a lily pad. Each one came from somewhere specific. A place, a moment, an obsession. Some have photographs. Some don't. All of them have a story.