I have a bit of a penchant for frogs. This particular piece is named for a south american ornate horned frog I had as a pet. His name was MeatLoaf, or just Meat for short. While this frog has a home, I am often visited by frog bits and more friends are sure to appear sometime in the future. Send me a contact if you would like to know about frog sitings in my studio. 18 x 30 x 30
Although petite in stature, this little girl has a big presence in the garden. She sits quietly under cover and waits for someone to walk by and be charmed. 12 x 10 x 8
These brothers are very close but have never seen each other. I love making sculptures that read completely differently from front to back. I think it adds to the charm in a garden when one can be surprised to find a little treasure and then find another on the way back form the journey. 12 x 15 x 8
Rip Tyde is one of many crustaceans that crawl out of the junk pile. Surely these creatures are from a pre-historic age. This crab has been steamed too long in the beer. 20 x 24 x 30
This funny bird has been mistaken for a hummingbird many times. I think the hummer gets too much press. The sap sucker needs love too. In fact, this one has a home already but I want to do more birds that appear to hover above the shrubbery with no visible means of support. 36-84 x 40 x 36
