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Finding My Way Back to the Studio, and to You
The Art of Living Over the past while, life has been very full, and my website quietly slipped into the background while I focused on community work, housing projects, and my ongoing sculpting journey. I am happy to say that my online home is finally open again, and I am easing back into sharing my work, my process, and the stories behind the art. In the studio, I have been spending time with my beloved horses in clay, exploring anatomy studies, quiet moments of connection, and pieces that honour the deep bond we share with the animals in our lives. Some of these works are part of an ongoing series…
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Blog Post #2: The Stallion Sculpture – Overcoming Setbacks and Pushing Forward
Creating a piece as monumental as my partial life-sized bust of a stallion during my Artist in Residence program with Joel Prevost at Vancouver Island Sculpting Studio has been an incredible journey. It’s going to be a massive undertaking and a true testament to the power of collaboration with a world-class mentor. From the very beginning, this project has pushed my limits, and I know there will be many more of those moments before the piece is complete. However, as with any ambitious artistic endeavor, setbacks are inevitable. One of the most significant challenges we faced came when we attempted to build a superstructure to support the sculpture. We had…
