Rafflesia dragon.

One of my favorite creative exercises is "turn random thing into dragon" and of that, my favorite subjects are usually caterpillars.
Oakworm moth caterpillars that were trundling everywhere at an outdoor event I worked last summer.

Older piece. I've never had a sculpture fight me as hard as this one for a color scheme. I might revisit it and try some different things. I guess that's what I get for not really planning out a sculpture in advance beyond napkin doodle.

After working in various areas in the South for the past 3 winters and finding myself uttering the unthinkable phrase "I kind of miss snow and cold," work brought me north and I got to have a bit of winter again.

I guess one nice thing about jumping to a new platform is having 15+ years worth of work to immediately start dumping.

I don't do fanart much, but this was one of my favorite creature designs, from "The Legend of Dragoon," a game that was rather formative to 14-year-old me when it first came out.

In another life, I probably would have been a geologist. Possibly a volcanologist.
In this life, I just shove volcanic rock formations onto dragons.

I make stuff. Mostly dragons. Sculpted this guy over the summer, recently made a mold of him, when the weather cooperates* I'll be playing with resin and colors.

*I travel for work full time and my art workshop is an outdoor tent...currently in the mud. Possibly full of ants.