Bronze stage

All three pieces cast in bronze and cleaned. Quiet Wonder, Storybound, and Tucked Away.

Taking some time to look at them like this before moving into patina.

More soon.

Easy Rolling Clay

Clay sculpture

Part of my Splendid Strangers series

This piece has grown from a small study into a full figure.

I’m drawn to people who move through life in their own rhythm. Comfortable. Unhurried.

There’s something I enjoy about that kind of ease, a quiet confidence that doesn’t ask to be noticed, simply carrying on because it feels natural.

Easy Rolling Study

An early study for a new figure in the Splendid Strangers series.

I loved the sight of an older man rolling along on a skateboard, completely at ease, comfortable in his own rhythm.

Wax stage at Adonis Bronze

I visited the foundry this week to inspect the wax positives for Quiet Wonder, Storybound, and Tucked Away.

Clay becomes wax.

Wax will become bronze.

Grateful to work with the team at @adonisbronze as these figures move forward.

More soon.

Tucked Away

Clay sculpture

Part of my Splendid Strangers series.

This piece was inspired by someone who had found the oddest little spot to read and looked completely content. I loved the honesty of a person so absorbed in her book that nothing else mattered.

I am drawn to these small, unguarded moments, and to people who are at ease with their own ways, even when they sit slightly outside what is expected.

Storybound

Clay sculpture

Part of my Splendid Strangers series

This piece grew from being delighted by people so full of ideas they can’t wait to get them down, even on the move. That kind of energy has a way of making you smile.

Quiet Wonder

Clay sculpture

Part of my Splendid Strangers series

This piece came from noticing people who still pause for small joys, even after a long life. I imagined him standing quietly, listening, letting a simple moment meet him where he is.

I’m excited to begin sharing these figures shaped around everyday people, gentle character, and quiet warmth.