Testudines

This cute little guy was one of the original maquettes that I used in the process of creating my abstracted turtle.

He ended up having a personality of his own that after I finished the main sculpture I came back and gave this guy a life of his own.


Ceramic clay and glazes
3"x2"x3"
December 2010

Harv

This is my satyr, and he's about 85% the size of an actual human head. His name is Harvey, but I call him Harv for short. He is a physical recreation of an inter-dimensional bar owner who used to be a Victorian Era masked vigilante. You know, the usual.

This bad boy is made entirely from ceramic clay and the sheer unadulterated madness of the gnomes that run my mind.

20"x16"x14"
November 2010

Rune Mask

Another exercise in messing with masks in clay.

There is no actual meaning to the runes; they are purely an aesthetic choice.

Ceramic clay and glazes.
9 1/2"x5"
October 2010

Split personality

This baby started its life as a simple concept: what would a person look like if they were melded in an unholy fashion to H.P. Lovecraft's monstrous literary creature Cthuhlu?

Ceramic clay and assorted glazes.
8 1/2"x5"
December 2010

Turtle

The original inspiration for this piece was a turtle, but after a series of ever abstracted maquettes this prototype emerged the victor.

Ceramic clay and rakku glazes.
6"x14"x7"
December 2010

Imp

This is an impish figure sitting atop a mystical box that he may or may not have been trapped in for a millenium.

That's how I see him anyway.

Ceramic clay and glazes
6 1/2"x3"x3"
September 2010