Priority Of Fires

A year out of college as a working artist has been quite an experience with many ups and downs. Moving forward with this little art blog/journal I am no longer going to seperate the sections into quarters. Instead, I am going to go by ear and feel. I am going to be teaching silversmith and possibly other courses as an adjunct at the college and will get done what I can when it makes sense and according to my feels.

Fire agate and Ithica peak natural turquoise

“Dragon’s Breath”

Wax Pastel on 5.5″ X 7″ Black Paper

Summer for me and my family is more about spending time and most of the art I do is with the children for their 4H projects. I focused more on sketching, I made some ceramics that have yet to be fired, and am working on some larger projects that are in the pipeline. -1 Sept 2023

“Birdhouse”

Conte’ Crayon on 9″ X 12″ Canson Mi-Teintes

I was upset at how the photoscan made this look so much lighter than in person so I included a regular picture of the image. The reality is somewhere inbetween.

“If God Wills”

Oil Pastel on 9″ X 12″ 400 grain Black Sanded Paper

22 inch strand of 9 mm slow made bench beads

I am not Navajo so I feel weird calling these Navajo pearls but not mentioning that seems like erasing that this style necklace is a Navajo art

“Torchic”

Conte’ Crayon on 7″ X 11″ gifted Grey Toned Paper

Phosphosiderite Earrings, Stamped Bracelet, Turquoise Earrings

Yellowstone Agate

“Sitting”

Dry Etched Wood Print 6″ X 8″ on Stonehenge Polar White

“La Malinche” Mask

Cardboard, Masking tape, Paper Mache, Joint Compound, Acrylic Paint

*commission

Natural Blue Mountain Kingman