grantham to liverpool

saw briefly out the south facing train windows was a church with a crooked spire. An american professor sitting next to us told us its story. Supposedly during the time of the plague, all of the older, more skilled craftsmen had of the small town died before finishing this church. The young apprentices finished the job, stating with confidence, ''we can build a spire," And so it was...

beetlemania

this is a submarine built by dockworkers by the airport.

life in transit

we rode trains, planes, cabs, the tube. we walked many old english streets in the cold. we slept in castles, hostels and on couches. coffee shops and hotel lobbies were warm oasis' out of the december weather. we could often be found clutching hot americanos and eating paninis on museum steps if it was anytime before the afternoon.

door knobs and fireplaces

an english conservatory in december

paint cans

details on the sidewalk. today i helped Manu Budant with a commisioned wall at Pecos Community Center.
see more: www.manubudant.com

setting diamonds

my teacher taught me how to tube set diamonds at the metal studio this week.

a quick packed lunch

i needed something healthy to bring to work so i filled my bowl half way with short grain brown rice leftovers, a handful of spinash, and a carrot. for dressing soy sauce packets do just great. i also brought a little banana miso homemade dressing from the night before. this salad only had 4 ingredients but it was delicious and a healthy meal for my afternoon.

neon yellow

this stuff looked so weird still liquid on the hot cement.

sunny in november

inspiration

pieces by various artist appearing in METALSMITH magazine

a girly afternoon

after earl grey affogatos at the bardo we walked to janelles and she taught us how to shoot her pink bb gun.