Apotheosis

Kind sight for the weary or fraught swimmer below -- the waiting kayak --

Succor, or -- more colloquially -- Sofia:

Double Trouble

I've been teaching doppelgangers in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, so why not one of my own?
Matt and Mateo.

You know, my mother once told me she had seen my double earlier in the day.
I was rather affronted.
I mean, my mother, me, a double?
She should have known better, don't you think?

Hermes And Company

"There is a tide in the affairs of men . . . ."

Sea-Jester: sculpture mix; shino and blue glazing, layered.

Fall 2011.

Who Are You?

Prop to be used teaching Shakespeare's Hamlet: the graveyard scene. "Alas, poor Yorik. I knew him, Horatio, a fellow of infinite jest . . . ." Or something like that. When that task comes around, I'll know my lines.

Small Face: sculpture mix; shiny black and (fake) Shino glazes.