This week's drawing is from a miniature carving (less than two inches tall) I did called "M-78". It's carved from a Hick...

A friend of mine suggested that my Lo-Fi-Ga miniature woodcarvings would make a cool necklace, so I have created a prototype. What do you ...

Here is another Lo-Fi-Ga woodcarving from last fall that I did for the "Small Works show at the Charles H. Taylor Center. He is the f...

August has been a good month for making art. I've made more time to be in the studio and this is a good thing. I've also spent som...

Introducing Lo-Fi-Ga #10, "El Roja". Is he an alien? Is he a Mexican Wrestler? Is he an alien Mexican Wrestler? He is a Lo-Fi-...

Today was a good day. I spent some solid time in the studio catching up on some mundane, but necessary tasks. I've been having a lot o...

Last fall I started my series of "Lo-Fi-Ga" carvings. Tiny, forgotten gods that are coming back to set some things right in the ...

I saw "Mad Max Fury Road"  over the weekend. It was an intense orgy of action and weirdness and I loved it. George Miller is a ...

I was happy to get some time in the studio today. I have a couple of woodcarvings started and moved them a little further down the line. T...

I was back in the studio today doing a little whittling. Well, I don't know if it technically qualifies as "whittling" but i...

One of my regular hiking routes takes me through a nearby park that has several Hickory Nut trees along the path. I'd seen the broken ...

Here is another Lo-Fi-Ga I recently finished. His name is "Hoo-Tah", the spirit of mysterious sounds in the night. All of the ...

I thought I'd take a break from posting another picture of snow as I'm sure you are probably getting tired of the cold and snow an...

I have a few things laying on the work bench that need to be finished; a tiki head, a couple of angel wings and two new Lo-Fi-Ga miniature...

It wasn't always like this. Long ago, the world was run by many gods, large and small; powerful and meek; arrogant and humble. Every g...