
i have completed the 2x6 stick framing on the workshop. I am working on the door hangers. The galvanized metal roof went on smoothly and rain water is draining as it is supposed to. I would like to put rain barrels on the back side for a little water catchment, but the doors and polygal glazing comes first.
The space has limited functionality, but i am making a few small projects come to life.

These are rapid prototypes made from blueboard insulation. They will most likely work as the armatures for slip casted porcelin/ceramic sculptures.

This is a prototype of a small doll house for children. it is made from birch plywood and measures 36"x12"x12". I've had some successful play testing with some local kids. it's a pleasure to see them climbing on it, playing in it, and engaging in imaginative play.
1 comment:
Jason-
I love your studio! It looks amazing!
I really like the dollhouse. You're on to something I think. I wouldn't overcomplicate it. No wonder kids are drawn to it.
And you know that I absolutely love the Ben Bear. I must have a Ben Bear when you get around to casting. Just drop me a note.
Great to see you today! Our tuna is your tuna.
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