Taking a week or two to get the home back in order after the show, get the yard straightened out too, then I will be starting a commission piece for a lovely couple in Wisconsin ("House on Brewers Hill"). After that I have another commission piece for an equally lovely couple in Montana (untitled at this time). Looks to be a busy summer, so I'm not sure where or when I'll be showing in public again, although I'll entertain any suggestions provided they aren't too far away. If you are interested in commissioning a piece, the sooner the better for this year as my docket is filling up fast. Thank you to everyone at the RI Home Show for all the positive feedback and interest.

I had a fantastic first day and evening at the Home Show. The people that came by my booth (235) had just wonderful things to say. It was nice to know that my hard work was appreciated. I am really glad that there were some folks who said they will now look at driftwood in a different way, and not just as firewood or something that clutters the beach. How cool is that!?!
I also really enjoyed meeting the artists around me. They are some very talented people and very personable as well. I couldn't have asked for nicer show neighbors. Special thanks to artist Kim Ellery for the opportunity to show my sculptures, and to the RI Home Show for making a place for the arts.