I saw a call for art from Bitfactory Gallery in Denver, Colorado who asked for work created during the eventful past year as a way to build a collective story and learn about the experience of others. As you know, I just finished a series...
This month I have had the honor to show this new series I call "Processing the Big Pause" at Sidestreet Arts here in Portland. For the opening of the show, we did an online preview of the work. Amy Fields and I go into more...
Amy Fields starts with a lump of raw clay; Beth Kerschen starts with images of her surroundings. Both artists use their materials to create beauty, encourage reflection, or discover the unpredictable. Beth layers and interweaves her photographs, asking us to reflect on how our own lives...
As the crisis of the pandemic started, I realized that there are so many people sacrificing their quality of life and their health to take care of those who are required to stay home or have fallen sick. So many people in the service industry...
I am so excited to share I am working with Powell's Bookstore, the largest independent bookstore in the USA! They have been my top seller of my products over the last 8 years and I am honored that they wanted to work with me to...
I am honored to be selected to do a photomontage commission of The Dalles, Oregon and even more so after going through the process of making the piece. I was able to explore this amazing town in Eastern Oregon and learn even more about the treasures...
Did you know Oregon City is the first established town West of the Rocky Mountains?!?! And they are the only town in the USA that has an outdoor elevator (and one of only 4 in the world)? And they have their 175th Anniversary this year??!...
What began as my “pipedream” project to create a limited-edition print of The Unipiper has unexpectedly turned into a much larger adventure! While shooting images of The Unipiper at Peninsula Park in N. Portland in November, I learned that The Unipiper, aka: Brian Kidd, has always...
In Portland, Oregon The Unipiper needs no introduction. The harrowing mascot of PDX’s “Keep Portland Weird”, this unicycling hero has been on my collaboration bucket list since I first heard of him six years ago. Donning a kilt and a Darth Vader mask, this fire-breathing...
I’ve got some exciting news I wanted to share with you! I’m proud to announce the launch of Creative Action Network’s new book, What REALLY Makes America Great. I’m thrilled that my “Landmark Unity” design is included in the book, along with artwork by over...