Tap Tap

As reported yesterday on NPR, Tap Tap buses in Haiti continue to be painted at a cost higher than the average yearly Haitian income. Find out why from NPR

Naturals

New naturals with marbleized recycled clay. More to come.

HSU

Humboldt State Ceramics department as featured in Humboldt Magazine. With beginning classes still taught on kick wheels, my alma mater (and NMc) keeps the vibe alive.

Springing

Springing into action with the turning of the garden. With the compost pile like a mountain, and the home archeology exposing glass eyeballs, looks like we're in for a good year.

JWC

Guest blogger and four year old nephew JWC behind the lens filling up my memory card with pint sized vantage points. Keep it up big boy!

The Rig

The studio rig and one of the early Brent Wheels before the company was bought by Amaco. My wheel is probably from 1970-75. A few idiosyncrasies aside (kinda loud and not super smooth), it serves me fine. With not a single part made of plastic, this puppy weighs a ton.

Permanent Camping

I'm ready, Kinda "Who's Next" vibe. More HERE

Woodworker

Sharp entry way, Upper Noe Valley, San Francisco. Killer bus-pickup.

Watershed

More HERE

Rough Travel

Rough Travel for a Rare Thing, Live album by Bill Callahan, March 23rd 2010, Drag City

On the Click

Around and round we go, where it stops nobody knows....

From the top:

-Bologna Conservatory

-SF trees

-Home cooking

-Dreaming of Skimboarding

-The perils of Skimboarding

-Tricot Naturelle Boro

-Tricot organizing

-Cranbrook Kilns

-In house shelving detail

-Bolinas Museum

-David Korty and South Willard

-Humboldt Farmers Market

-Exhibition image from EKWC