Hard to believe the last entries here were from 2004.  Six years ago, we decided that this journal would be better suited to being for the studio work that Rob and I were both working on.  Over time it seemed clear that Son of Pan Studios is still predominantly my thang and Robbie has focused his energies on journals and branding that are more in ( Read more... )

We were up until midnight last night to do it, but the site has updates! I believe there's over 30 brand new pictures up there, especially in the ceramics section ( Read more... )

Hi everybody! It's postcard mailin' time ( Read more... )

So...with much ado and a great big drumroll, I hereby announce...

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Son of Pan Studios T-shirts!!

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Soren here ... Just a quick note to let everyone know that The Son of Pan Studios website, http://www.sonofpan.com is finally updated. Make sure you read the Current Studio News on the front page, as it lets you know what's going on as well as where to find the most recent images we've

This is just to let everyone know that we've decided to make this journal the Son of Pan Studios Blog, where we'll put updates about Studio business - pictures of work, show dates, general annoucements and whatever else strikes us as relevant to the Studio.

Soren's personal journal has been moved to mudbenderRight now we've unfriended everyone who was ( Read more... )

I've heard part of this quote before, but when I read it this morning it really struck a chord. It's from Nelson Mandela's inaugural speech in 1994.

Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate ( Read more... )

Friday is my 5th class in Welded Sculpture. That's the half way point. Last week, we finished up the demos and info on how to use the grinders and then with about an hour left, they said we could go start on our projects. So I, after being antsy to get started while they kept talking about stuff, wandered off and began going through the piles of ( Read more... )

Finished up King Rat (China Mieville) yesterday, not a bad book I suppose, but I can feel myself getting a bit bored with fiction for now. Chunked through some more of A Brief History of Time yesterday and I noticed that I kept hearing Steven Hawking sounding like Vizzini's voice from the Princess Bride as he was making his little physics jokes. ( Read more... )

Started King Rat today - it's a smooth read, but seems a little Neverworld-y. Seems to be a lot of books that talk about the places *between* have been coming to me recently. Not really all that surprising I suppose, but I'll have to keep an eye out for the messages of these patterns.