Drifting in that Endless Ocean
June 8th, 2019 There is a strange glow in the sky above, but no one else seems to notice. I shouldn’t have noticed, as there are several baby goats bouncing […]
Aurora borealis on the Olympic Peninsula
It finally happened! I dreamed of colors dancing in the night sky for years, hoping that one day I’d have the opportunity to witness the ‘Northern Lights’, truthfully, ever since I […]
Ceramic Work – The Latest Batch
I recently completed the second batch of nature inspired ceramic work, one of which was a commissioned piece that was super fun and totally nerve-wracking to develop. That piece should […]
Aposematic Poison Frogs of the Andean Countries – New Book, Review +
“Good books are a priceless possession, they reveal the minds of creative men and enrich life with fine experience.” The above is writing seen on the walls of the Suzallo-Allen […]
The Way Things Are
Summer has officially arrived and here I am bundled up in a blanket, of all things, glancing out the window at the miserable blanket of water laden, gray clouds above. […]
Etsy Store!
I’m finally set up for opening my Etsy store and around the same time, a Facebook page devoted to the same content. on Etsy there will only be a very small […]
Calendar for 2016 – Reptiles & Amphibians – From Cloud Forests to Canyons
This is my first calendar project,which I finished today and am really excited to offer to you all. You can preview and order it here. It’s only $14.99! “This 2016 […]
Camkix 4 in 1 Phone Lens Kit (Samsung Galaxy S5) Review!
*This is an Amazon review I wrote for this product which I am modifying and posting here 🙂 There isn’t a day the goes by where I am not photographing […]
Project Ambystoma gracile – In Photos and Art
A magnificent beast of an amphibian makes its home here on the Olympic Peninsula, roaming the great forests and mossy expanses like a miniature Siberian Tiger. Admittedly they are fairly […]
Owl Eyes
I will never forget your great, golden eyes. They were almost incomprehensibly radiant under the light of my headlamp: round, huge and deep…half open, like those of a sleepy domestic […]
What the Spiders Taught Me 