I wrapped Mellington Cartwright, a recent Evergreen grad who is moving to Santa Fe to pursue her art career (smart girl!). I don’t have any pics to post yet, but Mel’s mother took some pictures, which she promised to send … Continue reading →
I moved the Observer out of Wind Up Here on Wednesday and stopped for coffee at Batdorf and Bronson with the sculpture in the wheelchair, which caused a bit of a stir: folks were whipping out their cell phones and … Continue reading →
I wrapped Jeremy in June, after I found out that I had gotten the commission for the Here Today temporary art gig from the City of Olympia. He is the 16 year old friend of my older son, Max; they … Continue reading →
On Monday, the Observer moved from Archibald Sisters to Wind Up Here , the coolest toy store in Olympia. I was assisted in moving the figure by Anna S., who bravely carried the sign and leaflets whilst I pushed the … Continue reading →
Yesterday, my younger son, Joe, and our friend Jeremy, (who was the model for the Explorer), rode the DASH bus (#951, the Raspberry colored one). Jeremy stated that this is the first of many statues that will be made in … Continue reading →
Starting on Monday, July 24, The Explorer will ride the free Dash Bus for 2 weeks. … Continue reading →
Today is MY birthday; I went to Tacoma with my gf Sue instead of working on my art projects (maybe I should make a birthday blog). I know I had FUN when I celebrated my bd with Jan and LA … Continue reading →
The Observer is up in the window of Archibald Sisters It will be there until Monday, July 24. It looks particularly eerie at night, like an apparition . Where will it appear next? Stay tuned… … Continue reading →
Last Saturday I worked with my 4th live model, Hibba Wahbeh. A photographer from the Olympian was waiting for us at my studio door at 10 am; he took pictures while I wrapped until noon, when he left for another … Continue reading →
As soon as I figure out how to upload images, I intend to blog about ART, specifically recycled art, especially MY recycled art. I want to keep you posted on the HERE TODAY temporary art installations that I am doing … Continue reading →
