"Moose" encompasses many different phases in construction. First the thrown body of the vessel. Then the head was sculpted and glazed with a variety of brown shades to achieve a textural effect. The antlers seem to have the essence of a persons hands extended outward. (Sold - Private collection)
	Moose

	"Eagle's Pride" is a thrown form with the head and feathers sculpted from clay. This work of art demonstrates the eagle's strength, symbolized through the positioning of the head to one side. The adornment of feathers helps to lead the viewers eye through the form.
Eagle's Pride

"Deerfeathers" encompasses many different phases in construction. First the thrown body of the vessel. Then the head was sculpted and hand painted with watercolor underglazes. Then the form itself contains a textural glaze and colored underglazes for the patterned effect along the edge. Once the form was fired, the final touch of feathers was attached to the body. (Sold - "Where Art Thou Gallery" Nebraska)

Deerfeathers

	"Wolf Pattern" represents a young wolf ready for the challenges ahead. This form was constructed of wheel thrown and handbuilt parts. The head was hand painted using a watercolor underglaze and the body of the form was painted along the border using underglaze with a clear glaze over the entire piece. (Sold -"Where Art Thou Gallery - Nebraska)
Wolf Pattern

"Eagle Moccasin" is a wheel thrown form with carving into the piece (to create the moccasins). It also contains a handbuilt head and feathers. The entire sculpture was handpainted using watercolor underglazes with a clear glaze over the entire form.
	Eagle Moccasin

	"Watchful Wolf" is a design where the body of the form was thrown on the wheel and the head was a handbuilt piece attached to the thrown vessel. (Sold - "Where Art Thou Gallery" Nebraska)
Watchful Wolf

"Weathered Warrior" is a mixed media piece including clay and feathers. The body of the form was thrown on the wheel and the head was constructed from clay. The feathers are attached to this piece throughout the design. (Sold - "Where Art Thou Gallery" Nebraska)

Weathered Warrior

	This ceramic form was inspired by my sculptural work in stone going back to the eagle form. This is a thrown piece that was altered and glazed to achieve the blue marble effect.
Transcendence 2

"Tall Moose" is a wheel thrown form. It also contains a handbuilt head and antlers. The form was glazed with a midnight blue that contains accents of gold. This moose form is rather tall and slender. Eyes are slightly squinted as if laughing or smiling. (Sold - Private Collection)
	Tall Moose

	"Brown Moose" is a wheel thrown form. It also contains a handbuilt head and antlers. Various shades of brown were mixed to achieve the final glazed effect. Again, this moose also contains an expression of happiness...have you ever met a mad moose? (Private Collection)
Brown Moose

Various Pottery forms - Handpainted