Yarn, carpenter's twine, and hand crocheted cotton lace.
12"x14"diameter

Florist's wire, yarn, and wool.
Dimensions variable.

Paper mache, hand cut arches and color-aid papers, acrylic paint, latex paint, acrylic ink, and gouache.
13"x10"x12"

This piece is an experiment in blurring the lines between sculpture, tapestry and basketry.
It is made from recycled fabrics, shoelaces, felt, nautical rope, and sewing thread.
It is reversible, and can be molded and manipulated into a wide variety of shape-forms.

Plywood, Paper mache, yarn, wool, caution tape, easter grass, steel, latex paint.

Made from felt, shoelaces, nautical rope, and sewing thread, this piece is an exploration in experimental basketry, and can be moved and manipulated into various shapes and forms.

Made with Rope, embroidery floss, and yarn this piece was close to fifty feet in length when photographed here. I wanted to make a soft sculptural piece that could be displayed any number of ways. It can be hung in a single waterfall like cascade, strung across a ceiling like pennant flags, piled into a heap, or work as a one of a kind article of clothing.

Watercolor and gouache, all of these drawings were created using the same japanese horsehair brush.

Various drawings using watercolor as the primary medium.

I started the year by sorting through all of the drawings that I wasn't satisfied with from the previous year, cutting them up, salvaging them for parts, and creating new compositions on 9"x12" black paper.