Though I would love to spend all my time writing and being outdoors, I do have to plug away at my day job sometimes. However, I feel very lucky, as my day job is working as a Production Ceramicist and making ceramic fish! I’ve recorded some footage of the fish-creating process and of me at the fish factory. Link can be found here!
Add it to your calendars: Maine Friends of Animals is having their annual Flatbread Community Bake on November 19th from 5PM-9PM! The profits from every pie will be donated to MFOA during this time. This is a wonderful event that benefits a crucial organization in Maine. Though our state has solidified more animal rights than most, there is always more that can be done. MFOA does important work—especially when it comes to legislation centering around animal rights and cruelty to animals.
It was my pleasure to paint the canvas MFOA sign that is currently hanging in Flatbread, advertising this upcoming event. A photo is included below.
Flatbread’s pizzas, salads, and desserts are delicious. If you can, I would highly recommend stopping by during the Community Bake (even if it is just to check out the sign 😋).
For a class final project I created a snaking sculpture, “Scales,” made entirely out of spoons and hot glue. It was started right before the transition to online learning in March 2020, and took about three weeks to create. I positioned it in nature because I wanted to create the illusion that it was some sort of living, alien creature. This piece was accepted into the University of Southern Maine’s 2020 Juried Student Exhibition, which was presented virtually.
