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#artvsartist2025 !! My work took me in a lot of different directions this year but I maintained my love of blues and greens 💙💚
Blue Lake, 26x26, oil on panel Forcing myself to get better at landscapes, enjoyed trying out this style for a quick 5-6 hr painting 🌲 Expect more paintings from my Washington trip, it was an absolute dream
It was such a joy painting @obodoserendipitybooks windows this summer 🌞 This was first time doing a project like this and definitely not my last! p.s. support your local indie bookstore !!
Fade into you, 36x46, oil and acrylic on canvas The last painting of my series focused on public transit! Grateful for wonderful friends willing to wear my most colorful clothing in public 🫶🏻
catching up on posting work from last quarter! Some wheel thrown sculptures and the silly mugs inspired by them
“Next 4 Miles” oil and acrylic on canvas, 26x32” Had a lot of fun with this one 🖤 Thank you @m1leshyatt for modeling!
“The Lonely City” oil and acrylic on canvas, 32x40” Senior studio 1 ✅ This quarter I did a deep dive into the concept of public transit as a vehicle for human connection. I had a lot of fun exploring text and pattern along with ho
My first ceramic project survived the kiln 🍒🍊💛 Quickly becoming obsessed with this medium
me in my funky circle shirt with my funky circle painting 🤝🏻
update to my abstract painting 💚💙 “Bring Back Pixie Hollow” (iykyk) 46x62” flashe and oil on canvas
“Spiraling” 38x51” flashe and acrylic on laser cut plywood Abstraction final 🫡 Loved every part of this process from magazine collaging to assembling the finished piece!
“companion” 18x24 laser engraving and stain on cradled birch plywood Used new-to-me technology to personify anticipatory grief as a vulture- who doesn’t kill but waits around for something to die. Accompanied by pansies which bloo
“Universal chorus” 39x55”, acrylic on fabric My assignment of printing fabric with a repeating pattern left me with a wall tapestry. Continuing my theme of birds and grief, the red-crowned crane is a Chinese symbol of immortality.