I am nervous about this project. I’m making tie dye t-shirts for Sam-bub and I to wear to the pumpkin patch. These are the graphics for the embroidered cut-outs that are going on the front. Oof!

A heart I made for Shotgun players circa 21 ish. Foil, green cosclay, acrylic and sealer. It has since been loved as a toy by an awesome kid in an incredible family.

A crocheted sweater. My first a couple of years ago. I’m thinking of getting one of those i-cord latch-hook things to help with edges in the future. I think the neck would have looked better if it had been a round bind-off, also the bottom hem.

Light up goggles for 410 [GONE] at CFT there are small reflectors to shield most of the eye and a little slit to see beyond the led.

Some vague embroidery on a sweater that needed a little something silly. For no one.

A rock for an art installation. It was projected upon. Styrofoam, acrylic, modeling concrete, many spoons and spatulas were used for sculpting texture.

Victorian Mailbox for Nora at Shotgun Players

Fake Kidney for Shotgun Players: Poly-Fill, Liquid Latex, Food Coloring. Last image has fake beet blood.

Tiger Hand Puppet for Nora at Shotgun Players. Synthetic Fur Fabric, Polymer Clay, Paint.

Resin Imprisoned Takis Pins- Opening night gift for a show. Resin, Colorant, Glitter, Fuego Takis, Pin-backs and Sealer.

Audrey 2 for fun Polymer Clay, Wire, Moss, Aluminum Tubing, Artifical Plant Leaves, Vintage Coffee Can, and Foam.

Faux Oysters for Contra Costa Civic Theatre’s Master the Art. Oyster Shells, Acrylic, Polymer Clay, Plastic Ice, Ceramic Plate, Artificial Foliage, and Clear Coat.

A map for a photoshoot for Panto in The Presidio Peter Pan. It’s not intended to be accurate to the story, only something for actors to pose with. The island shapes are made from oats scattered on the paper- their outlines traced. Acrylic, Posca, Permanent Marker on Leather.

Don’t worry mom, it’s a prop. Made from a Dapper Cadaver BBQ Chicken base, hand feathered, painted, and besquawked for Yaga at MTC