I used rusted steel with a sealant over top to make these custom sign holders for Dandelion Catering in Portland Maine. Four small magnets hold the paper on to the metal backing. I used a sunburst motif and a hand forged stand on the back to create the rustic industrial look the clients wanted.

A series of stainless steel signs commissioned by Artemis Gallery in Northeast Harbor. Made using a plasma cutter, and backed with laminated and painted wood. They all have little people on them pointing you towards the gallery in case you get lost

Specialty baking tools I created for Old Dog Baking Co. in Bar Harbor, Maine. Pictured here is a wood spatula for stoking the oven fire, an ash scoop, a rag hook for cleaning the interior of the oven. I also created a custom baking door with a flap on the front for steaming the baking chamber.

Metal benches I fabricated for Sweet Pea's Cafe. The owner wanted an industrial look to go with the rustic farm setting. They're made out of steel pipe and plumbing fixtures, and are custom designed to sit around this fire pit.

Metal and wood banquets I made for the inside of Sweet Pea's Cafe. Same plumbing fixtures and pipes I used for the outside benches for continuity.

Steel frame of an angel that I fabricated for fellow sculptor Roger Brignall. He’s going to fill it in with concrete and turn it into a yard sculpture.

One of my gallerists asked me to repair this old aluminum sculpture made by Jeff Freeman. It had been outdoors for several years and had started falling apart. It was inspiring to see his artistic process by reverse engineering this sculpture.

A custom glass pipe with rainbow dots that I made for a client while they sat with me at the glass blowing bench.

An advertisement for the Design Group Collaborative, an architecture firm based in Ellsworth, Maine. This ad was used for promotion in local magazines.

Holiday card I created for the architecture firm Design Group Collaborative. I used a photograph the clients provided me of an ‘architectural’ chicken coup they found in Downeast Maine.

A client commissioned me to illustrate Gastly, Gengar, and Haunter from the little know “Pokemon” franchise

This is a painting commission I did for a friend. He wanted a painting of his mother’s childhood home before it got torn down. I love all the transitional phases that paintings like this go through.