Figure Modeling

I modeled again for Hutchinson Art Center today, this time as Amphitrite, Poseidon's wife. I'd planned this a long time back when I found the dress, but with the new Odyssey movie the timing seemed right...

 

August Publications

I missed the release of a few projects I'm featured in, so I'm posting them here.

My poem Bloody Mary's Weight Loss Camp for Ghouls appeared in Book Worms Jumbo Issue #11 Summer Camp, available here. It's cool to see them doing a traditional zine format. 

I have art in the current issue of Penumbric titled Journeys, out in August 2026. You can check it out here.

 

Salina show reception and Same Sky, Different Stories

Please come to my reception for my show at the Salina Public Library if you are in the area. First Friday, Aug. 7 from 4 - 5:30 PM. I have included the show flyer here.

Also, my poem Those Breath Mints is featured in Same Sky, Different Stories published through Wingless Dreamer Publishing in Aug. 2026. You can find it on Amazon here.

 

Witches Save the World: Covens, Cauldrons, and Curses Gone Right

I have a short story in the Witches Save the World: Covens, Cauldrons, and Curses Gone Right, one of two volumes just released through Gorgon's Gaze Press. You can find it in a bunch of forms here on their website, just scroll down. Make sure to note I am in the Covens volume.

Life Is Brilliant

I hung my marker drawings at the Salina Public Library as one of my final Life Is Brilliant shows. There will be a light First Friday reception on Aug. 7 from 4 - 5:30 so please come if you are in the area. I'll post the poster here as a reminder then.

 

Spring Went Dark

My poem Turbulence was featured in Spring Went Dark through Wingless Dreamer Publishing, out in July 2026. Available here on Amazon.

Pillar Murals Done!

I didn't manage to post my progress Thursday due to the event, and Friday I had to pack it up because of unexpected rain, but the pillar murals are done. Here are a few photos of the end result from different angles. It is fun to walk through them, like a garden.