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14.5" x 6" x 9.5" Found objects, Apoxie Sculpt, beads, wire and other various items My son texted me with breaking news out of Tennessee: an escaped zebra was on the loose. What followed was a modern-day treasure hunt—complete with memes, laughter, and a little awe. Ed the zebra had bolted from his new home and went gallivanting through the countryside, popping up in neighborhoods and even trotting along highways near Franklin, Tennessee. Imagine the surprise (and delight) of folks spotting this unexpected, and delightful creature in their own backyard. After about a week on the run, Ed’s grand adventure came to a dramatic end—scooped up in netting and airlifted by helicopter. He literally ended his escapade on a high note. And I thought to myself: How could I not sculpt this fabulous adventurer? So here he is—Ed the Zebra. With his dangling legs, wild mohawk mane, and an eye on mischief, he’s already plotting his next great escape. There's even a little space for you to add a few zebra inspired treasures! -
7" x 6" x 12" Recycled objects, wire, dowels, Apoxie Sculpt Ballsy is a one-of-a-kind sculpture inspired by the ultimate ball-loving dog.This sculpture is a tribute to every ball-obsessed pup out there. Crafted from a quirky mix of recycled materials—including a metal chicken roasting stand, letter holder, plastic beads, a hand-mixer gear, and assorted odds and ends—Ballsy is bursting with personality.
While he’s definitely not a toy, he’s got some playful features built in: the plastic “balls” (beads) in his belly roll right up into his muzzle, and his tail is designed to spin. Ballsy captures the joyful chaos of a true ball dog.
Celebrate the fetch-loving canine in your family by adding this fun sculpture to your collection.
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8.75" x 5.25" x 8.5" Recycled beer stein, Apoxie sculpt, acrylic paint and wire Just look at that mug! Some dogs seem to smile all the time—and Mugsy is definitely one of them. Whether it’s time for a walk, a treat, or a nap on the couch, this happy guy is always ready. With his adorable underbite and sparkling white teeth, he is impossible to resist. Mugsy is crafted from a recycled beer stein, and his wide-open mouth only adds to his quirky charm. It even doubles as a secret storage spot—perfect for tucking away a few small hidden treasures. -
6" x 6" x 22" Found objects, wire, wood and Apoxie Sculpt
This toothy reptile sculpture was crafted from an old, roughly hewn wooden spoon, the remnants of a child’s toy dinosaur, and a candle holder. He was inspired by a recent trip to Botswana, where we spotted several crocodiles lounging in the Okavango Delta. I find them fascinating and frightening at the same time.
What I love most about nature is the unexpected relationships. This dangerous creature rests on the shoreline, mouth wide open, inviting the fearless Egyptian Plover to hop right in and clean his teeth—trust and survival at work.
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17" x 6.5" x 20 Found and recycled objects, Epoxy Sculpt and paint Ready to display Years in the making, this dog sculpture celebrates the spirit of running full speed ahead with abandon. Composed of over 100 recycled items—along with wire, paint, epoxy sculpt, and wood—it’s a treasure hunt from every angle. Brought to life one piece at a time, this pup is finally ready for the reveal. Lovingly named "Bon Appetit", this green-eyed pup has a stomach full of movable recycled balls. More than just a sculpture, it's a collaboration between the artist and the collector. A removable carabiner has been added so you can attach tags honoring the animals who’ve shared your life. Together, we’ll create a one-of-a-kind tribute to the love and joy only a special furry family member can bring. -
15" x 9.5" x 9.5" Recycled objects, wood, wire and epoxy sculpt Ready to display Contained Chaos is a 3D sculpture featuring three felines bursting with personality. Each cat is sculpted individually and mounted on a steel foundation that fits into the wire basket. A wooden base has been added for stability. This collaborative piece invites you to make it your own. Add your collection of treasures to the basket to enhance and personalize the sculpture. Plus, the cats can be removed if you want to give them a break from their container. The sculpture is inspired by the painting, Trifecta, that captures the same three distinct personalities. -
15" x 30" Acrylic On 1 1/2" gallery wrapped canvas Sides painted black Ready to hang I used to dream about flying—running fast, lifting off the ground, and soaring above it all. Even in those dreams, the sense of freedom was powerful. These days, I try to fly in other ways. Sometimes that means letting go of things—or people—that weigh me down. Other times, it means taking risks I once didn’t have the courage to face. As the years pass, time feels more precious. We'll never know how high can we fly if our feet never leave the ground. -
21" x 14" x 14 Repurposed objects, wire, beads, fabric and epoxy sculpt Ready to display As technology plays an ever-increasing role in our daily lives — especially with AI — there's a mixture of hope and fear. This sculpture, Roz and Ozzie, explores that reality and represents the irreplaceable connections that make life worthwhile. Created from a variety of recycled materials, this 3D sculpture brings to life Roz, the well-worn robot, and her loyal companion, Ozzie — a bond built on trust and love. This is one of my interactive pieces, inviting you to become part of the story. Roz’s head is removable, revealing a wire basket where you can add your own collection of treasures. Let's collaborate — weaving our stories together and creating something even more meaningful. I love that Roz is holding her beloved dog and covered with a collection of unexpected attachments that bring her quirky personality to life. -
6" x 18" Acrylic on watercolor paper Mounted on 1 1/2" cradled wood panel Sides painting black Ready to hang These cats started as a simple mark-making session of play, but as I worked, their personalities started to emerge. I love moments when the unexpected happens. While first came to life in paint, I've continued their adventure in 3D. You’ll find them gathered again in a single sculpture, Contained Chaos, also featured in my collection. -
20" x 16" Acrylic On 1 1/2" gallery wrapped canvas Sides painted black Ready to hang You know that moment when a dog finally figures out the mirror isn’t a portal to another world—or another dog? No barking. No circling. Just a calm stare into the glass, as if to say, “Yep. That’s me. Still gorgeous!” What makes this moment fun is a background. The mirror doesn’t just show the dog—it reflects home. A mountain view and a comfy chair complete the scene. It’s a snapshot of the everyday, the ordinary, the real. This painting was inspired by my sculpture Up Close and Personal. It’s the same dog, just from the opposite perspective—which I found really fun and intriguing. It tells even more of the story: one about the small, funny, honest moments that make life with a dog (and a mirror) so memorable. -
10" x 16" x 13" Materials used: Recycled objects, fabric, beads and epoxy sculpt Sometimes, having a trusted friend by our side gives us the courage to embark on adventures we’d never take alone. Wheels Up celebrates that spirit of friendship and bold exploration. Built from a playful mix of recycled children’s plastic toys, wood, curtain clips, beads, wire, and epoxy sculpt, this colorful sculpture is rich with texture and personality. A repurposed meat thermometer serves as the instrument panel — and even provides an approximate read of the room temperature! Brimming with unexpected materials and imaginative details, Wheels Up invites us to dream bigger and take off toward the adventures that await when we’re brave enough to go for it. -
15" x 30" Acrylic on 1 1/2" gallery wrapped canvas Ready to hang Life can be so chaotic. Take time out for yourself. What could be better than exercise, a glass of wine and a daily helping of furry love?