I’ve never been a “car person”, and am generally a slightly hesitant driver. But now apparently I’m into rally cross? I don’t know how this happened, but it’s absurdly fun. I sunburnt myself last weekend while welding the car, and spent this Saturday getting sunburnt by hooning around a track.

I kintsugi’d our car.

Thanks to @shing.bsky.social for taking a photo of me right before I became one with the rocks and left my human life forever

My new sculpture body of work is available! I've been melding my ceramics and wood practices as an exploration of anxiety and ritual. Beasts of Burden is online at Archimedes Gallery, alongside work by @leslielevings.bsky.social and @evafunderburgh.com ! archimedesgallery.com/collections/...

All available work can be found at archimedesgallery.com/collections/...

"Seeing Ghosts" From the show Beasts of Burden opening tonight at Archimedes Gallery. Online sales begin Sunday at 11am Pacific. archimedesgallery.com

Thinking of Barnacle geese on Monday morning #birds

Pssst. Are you in Seattle? Wanna come see an artist talk with myself and Lauren Boilini tomorrow? It’s free, you just need to RSVP here! www.jrinehartgallery.com/gallery-even...

Opening May 2nd at Archimedes Gallery in Cannon Beach, Oregon: BEASTS OF BURDEN, a three-person show with Shing Yin Khor and Eva Funderburgh. More info and previews coming soon.

Just wrapped up the 9th firing of my wood kiln. It went super smooth! Here’s some highlights of the last 50 hours. First off: loading.

a new collection of work getting prepped for Beasts of Burden, the show at Archimedes Gallery in May with @leslielevings.bsky.social and @evafunderburgh.com

Spring, for #repostyourart

If you’re in Seattle, my solo show will be opening this Thursday night from 5-8pm! Come say hi at the J Rinehart Gallery in pioneer square.

It isn’t a perfect job but I did the best I could!. I originally planed to do it on both sides to be reversible but this was so fiddly and tedious that I just can’t do it twice. 🤪 #pottery

Please join us in welcoming Amy Song to Artaxis. Amy is a ceramic artist working in Plainfield, IL. In 2018, Amy founded River Song Pottery in Plano, IL. Find Amy's new Artaxis page at https://artaxis.org/artist/amy-song/ #Artaxis #AmySong #pottery #woodfiredpottery

I went to do my laundry and a shark tooth fell out. I have no recollection of so much as *touching* a shark for at least a year what is the MEANING of this??

I need to start new sculptures, but instead I deep cleaned my studio and organized my tools. Behold!

The weird part of being an artist and a kiln owner is how varied and distractible my to-do list is right now. I really need to finish my taxes, clean my studio, and start some new sculptures. But wandering the woods with a chainsaw, gathering small downed trees? Also legit work!

I built a wood hutch for the side stoke wood at the kiln. Super satisfying to make an improvement in a few hours that I’d been considering for months.

shrimpo #art

I’m so excited with my work from this last wood firing! This sculpture, “Squish”, is going to be part of my solo show opening on April 2nd at J. Rinehart Gallery in Seattle.

After 6 hours of photographing work yesterday, I decided to rephotograph it all this morning. Art!

Some times the first step of photographing new work is an entire deep clean of the basement. And that’s ok.

QRP with your skull art

Unloading day at the wood kiln!! I haven’t even had a chance to peek.

The Monday Period: Pages 1-4 #garfield #imsorryjon

After reloading and restarting the wood firing, it went super smooth. We wrapped it up in 48 hours, with cone 11’s everywhere in kiln. I woke up for my shift on Tuesday to find an unexpected 3” of snow on everything!

So… the wood firing’s been spicy. A giant refired pot exploded at 700f, hour 10 during the firing. The crew heard it go. We peaked, and shards of pot were *everywhere*. We had no real option. We shut it down and unloaded the work. Any pot fired with a shard in it would be ruined.

Starting off the morning by lighting the Cloud kiln for its 8th firing. We loaded it up yesterday, with the help of a full crew!

I managed to get all my sculptures safely packed into the truck for their ride to the kiln! It took me two hours in the drizzle. Time for a nap before I pack my clothes and food.

I’ve been dealing with a cough for 8 weeks. The doc said everything is fine - my throat is just reacting to being sore (due to coughing) by trigging the need to cough. The cure? To just stop coughing for a bit.

I’ve bisqued half my beasts for the firing, about to start the other half going. My studio is running out of space!

It bums me out that there isn't more Paleolithic rock art of cave hyenas, especially considering they were all over the place. So I made some myself.

Had a night in, finished a giant sculpture, and took a nice bath. One week until my last bisque firing before the wood firing!

I’ve spending the last 5 minutes doing the ceramic equivalent of staring at a full closet and bemoaning that I have nothing to wear. None of these 15 bags of clay in front of me are exactly right!

Pogo was a critical part of my childhood, despite the fact that even as an adult it’s impenetrable without wikipedia open.

René Magritte, “The Ladder of Fire” (1939), oil on canvas.

I was letting myself get way too stressed, then I looked out my studio window and spotted the world’s largest carrot, forgotten for months.

Paul Bunyan sez FUCK ICE.

Another beast ready for the bisque kiln! It’s a bit more than three weeks before my wood firing. It’s the final stretch! I still have a lot I want to sculpt between now and then.

"Do you know where I can look up Frungal's Extractor?" The magic school librarian sighed. "That grimoire is locked away." "Why?" "That spell extracts your anxieties and fears and turns them into a creature." "Yes! To slay!" "In theory. In practice, nobody can slay the new pet they created."

Post a game you remember playing that nobody else remembers.

I did finish up my first sculpture of 2026. Some times I can only help things by bringing joy to folks. So have a squish of beasts!

I’ve spent most of the day avoiding brainstorming what to sculpt next. Bellyaching, running errands, actually filing my nails. I finally put pencil to paper, and immediately came up with a banger of an idea that’s going to be a HUGE pain in the butt to sculpt. Great. Thanks, brain?

living in a world where the only two jobs are “gambling” and “murder” isn’t nearly as cool as Cowboy Bebop made it out to be

Last repost: I remember the first time we stumbled on this combo air museum/ water park (!?) in rural Oregon. It’s in the middle of a bunch of agricultural fields and vineyards. A giant building, with a 747 on top, with a waterside coming out of the 747. It’s even got the Spruce Goose!

i was just reading a thread about local museums, someone was wondering why the evergreen aviation museum in middle-of-nowhere oregon is so good? and that's how i'm just now learning that evergreen airlines 1975-2013 out of mcminville was essentially a CIA front en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evergre...

Did a study for my first sculpture of the year. Here we goooo!