Seriously. I can't believe it, either.

But yes, my website has all sorts of new stuff on it, including pictures of recent metals class projects I just scanned and uploaded tonight. The new picture on the main page is the necklace I had to take an incomplete on last semester in order to... er, complete. So yeah, that extra time really worked for me ( Read more... )

Yesterday I ran across Polymer Clay Daily, a blog showcasing some of the best in polymer clay. There are also reference links for some great work in other media that could be excellent resource material for any artist. If you're insterested in finding out more about polymer clay and the amazing things being made with it nowadays, go do some visual ( Read more... )

I updated my website yesterday, adding a new gallery with some of my metalwork projects. I also updated my work for sale pages, marking pieces sold that aren't available any more. There's not a lot left, so if you feel the urge to order something while you can I'll throw in free shipping. Eventually all my production clay stuff will be replaced by ( Read more... )

Meow! :D

Thank you, Google.

Andre Breton, Always for the First TimeAlways for the first time ( Read more... )

Hello, friends in livejournal-land. I have apparently gotten myself into somewhat alien territory with my first jewelry class project. I proposed using quotes from classical poetry (is that even the right term?) for love and hate which I'll transfer onto polymer clay to make rings. This would be great if I knew the first thing about poetry. I am ( Read more... )

Poll Architectural curiosity.

When you clean out your spam folder in Gmail, the empty folder page says "Hooray, no spam here!" I think that's cute. :)

I really, really want to go see The Gates this February.

I haven't written publicly in so long that I suddenly realized how lazy I've gotten about writing here altogether. Friends-only entries are easy, I can just dump out all the random stuff that goes through my odd little mind on any given day without censoring myself. I know the people who are reading me. There's a comfort level. Public entries are ( Read more... )

This summer I read The Alchemist, by Paulo Coelho, over a weekend in Indiana visiting family. It's a fable about following a dream, and learning things from people along the way.


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