Sculpting the 'giving tree' in Tahn's room. The luckiest four-year-old ever!
Trim detailing with burlap stapeled to the frame for a
mechanical connection with the plaster to wood.
Lime in the shower area.
Burnishing with balled up plastic bags to get a super smooth surface.
Reclaimed tile set into an interior arch sill.
The stairwell niche.
Making clay paints with tapioca starch paste.
Beautiful arch detailing so that you can still tell they were made from adobes.
A clay-paint mural I did in the entryway of Peggy and Jo's new home. It is based on a Thai proverb about the rice in the moon and the fish in the pond.
Trim detailing with burlap stapeled to the frame for amechanical connection with the plaster to wood.
Lime in the shower area.
Burnishing with balled up plastic bags to get a super smooth surface.
Reclaimed tile set into an interior arch sill. 
The stairwell niche.
Making clay paints with tapioca starch paste.
Beautiful arch detailing so that you can still tell they were made from adobes.
A clay-paint mural I did in the entryway of Peggy and Jo's new home. It is based on a Thai proverb about the rice in the moon and the fish in the pond. 
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