"... A Mass of Thawing Clay"

On Saturday, September 5th a new friend of mine, Erin, joined me to discover Akron's Downtown in the form of an ArtWalk. A little unsure...

Back in 2012 and 2013 I ran a little place called The Empty House Studio . Read more on our blog  or just get the idea with the mission belo...

Would you say yes? If failure walked up and asked you for this dance? Would you say yes? I'm not sure I would.  Source Chris Horn...

Picture from Lifehacker   Kathryn Coneway is an inspirational community arts advocate and an incredibly hard worker. I had the pleasure...

There's a new hot word going around: PLACEMAKING. Before you ignore it or pass it off as a fleeting trend, you might want to jump on thi...

Don't merely jump on the waves of trend... Guest blog post from GK Chesterton. (ha!) "It is from the old wrangles of Rads and Re...

I am so happy to announce that I am reopening my Etsy shop! Now that I am back in the states, shipping is affordable again and I will be sel...

Check out my Island blog (a temporary venture for this year on Dominica) for some new creations! http://thestudyandthestudio.blogspot.com/...

The movement in this old video is incredible. From an article in  Hyperallergic  about NY Public Library's new archives of major histori...

"The Studio" Update: Re-rooting and Patience   (from my island blog: The Study and The Studio ) Something interesting...

February's drawing theme is Flora and Fauna . Welcome, February ! Alternative surfaces. They are everywhere. My stone, seed pod, stic...

I recently posted on my "island blog" about our morning structure. See that here . But to keep things clean and simple and drawing...

From our unfinished cement roof, I can see an odd large brown and white structure with a red roof just a little ways off. The odd thing is t...

This old rusty freight container sits in front of some beautiful homes down one of the streets in our neighborhood. But when you really star...

Hello from the little Nature Island of Dominica! I've been on the island for a week now and am getting acclimated to my tiny section o...