Home Studio

It's been 2 years since I moved into a smaller house....smaller house, smaller studio. On the plus side I love the basement space I've allocated for my work. The east window opens to the sky. The north window opens to the north at ground level and I'm able to watch birds as they hop in and around the bush planted by that window. During daylight hours it's never ending bird tv. While smaller than my old studio, it is plenty big and the space is warmer, cozier and better lit than my old garage space. It's a happy place to be and a corner retreat. I'm still not making as much work as I thought I would be in my semi-retirement. Semi-retirement sometimes still feels a lot like full-time...

East Window

Small Plates

After another spell of distractions, I'm back in the studio. Haven't made these small plates in a while so they are a good way to ease back into the process.

After the move.

After what seems like forever, I'm finally pretty settled in my new place. I've moved many times before but this move was really the perfect storm of a move. The worst is behind me and I'm finally venturing back into my studio. It's always so hard to jump back into work after a long time away from the table. The image shown is the first work in progress post move!

Tiles of Fun

These are definitely bit of a departure but I'm having fun.

Finished Work

Here are the professional shots of the latest batch of work shot by Taylor Dabney.

vaModern

vaModern just posted a feature of my work so I thought I'd share the link to the article. http://virginiamodern.wordpress.com/2012/06/09/perfect-imperfection/