Golden Lotus
A few months back, Colin and I did a side-by-side online sculpting demo. For my part, I chose to...
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Poole Tool School
“A good tool improves the way you work. A great tool improves the way you think.” Jeff Duntemann...
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Sculptor Panel Talk 2022
It’s time for another Sculptor Panel Talk! Last fall, Colin and I had the privilege of spending...
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Packing It In
Packing and shipping…well, isn’t today’s topic just too sexy for words? Having just come back from...
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A Day in the Life of Artists
“So what are you going to do today?” Colin asks one morning. “Well!” I say, “I’m going to take the...
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The Art of Working Out
“Well… it’s not getting any lighter standing here looking at it.” That’s often the thought in my...
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Keen on Green
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! In honor of The Emerald Isle, today we give the green light to all things...
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Going Big: Enlarging “The Wind in the Waves”
Today, I’ll share the process of enlarging a smaller version of Colin’s “Wind in the Waves” into a...
Read MoreArt and Ice Cream: The Ins and Outs of Art Contests
Colin and I have been on juries for numerous art contests including Spectrum, Infected By Art and...
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Happy Holidays!
Today, I find myself thankful for so very many things. Certainly near the top of the list is...
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Sculpting Hair
Along with the underside of feet, hair is one of my absolute favorite things to sculpt. By its...
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Panel Talk: So What Do You Really Wanna Know?
Earlier this month, Colin and I had an opportunity to host a panel of some of our absolute...
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Variations are the Spice of Life
In making a sculpture, there are usually many creative paths we could follow that would result in...
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“Enchanted Forest” Preview
Several months ago, Arnie Fenner asked if I’d be interested in doing an interview for the first...
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Joie de Vivre: Inspiration from French Sculptors, part I
When we think of the heavy hitters in the history of sculpture, usually it’s the Italians...
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