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A man holding a tan and white dog stands in a ceramics studio, with sculpted head busts and shelves of paint jars around him. The studio has a wooden worktable and a framed ceramics poster on the wall.

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Been working on some wrapping up some parts for a larger piece that I’ve been working on for a while now and I’m looking forward to seeing it all come together. I’m always itching to get a piece all together, although I typically ha
Life lately…over the past few months I’ve been working on a lot of different projects with a bunch of things happening all at once. This has been really exciting and feels refreshing to have a bunch of projects happening and setting a wh
I’m super thrilled to be showing @laluzdejesus alongside so many other amazing artists for the Glazed and Confused exhibition. If you’re in LA be sure to check it out with the reception happening tonight from 7-11pm. #ceramics #narrative
Just wrapped up this lil feller! Ever since I started working in ceramics, I’ve always loved a good lidded jar and I’ve been having a ton of fun making these. I definitely plan on making some more and look forward to see where they go!
I’m super thrilled and honored to have my piece voted Best in Show at the Keystone Kiln Wars show that was up at Oglebay and now on view at @eberle_studios. This past weekend I got to go check out the show in Pittsburgh as well as get a tour of
Wrapped this fella up a bit ago, but just got around to photographing him over the past month or so. This is possibly one of the biggest works I’ve made to date, standing right around 38”-40” tall. I really enjoy working at a bit l
Wrapped up this fun lil piece that will be a part of a larger project that I’m working on. It’s always refreshing and challenging to step outside of my normal processes to create something a bit different. I’m really looking forward
Been working on getting a few works photographed and fully wrapped up. Although I am no professional photographer, I feel one of the most crucial steps in my practice is getting good images of the pieces. I’ve been fortunate enough to work wi
A few little surface gems from my latest glaze firing! I’ve always thrilled by all the subtle details that glazes and ceramic surfaces offer. It’s often these sections on pieces that I tend to gravitate towards and get really excited abou