A while ago, I was asked to speak at the annual Box of Chocolates service at the local Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, to share something that I had a deep love and appreciation for. This is […]
A while ago, I was asked to speak at the annual Box of Chocolates service at the local Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, to share something that I had a deep love and appreciation for. This is […]
For the last two summers, I’ve spent a total of 17 weeks on the road on two massive roadtrips that tested my ability to balance the responsibilities of teaching two classes online and still find […]
For the past five months, I’ve been developing an intimately personal body of work that has challenged me to publicly reveal deeply personal aspects of my battles with anxiety, trauma and self-hate in a drastic […]
For all of 2024, I hadn’t produced a single new Mordançage print. This is mainly due to the hassle of trying to obtain appropriate amounts of Copper Chloride in Alaska. Not being part of the […]
Getting a tattoo was never in my cards. I had grown up hearing a never-ending stream of reasons, religious and secular, social advice and medical fact, as prudent rationale to avoid altering my body with […]
After purchasing five retro, low resolution Gameboy Cameras over the past four years, buying a homebrewed SD Card reader to transfer files, and hauling two Gameboys in my carry-on bag since 2020, I’ve been wondering […]
Almost a decade ago, my father and I spent some time creating what, at the time, was a massive upgrade for my home darkroom and my nascent interest in alternative process. I was chest-deep into […]
I closed out this semester’s final project in my Elementary Scanning Electron Microscopy course with not only a continuation of my Cyanotypes on Washi, but also with a set of proof-of-concept Stereographs printed in the […]
This spring semester, both my wife and I challenged each other to get back into the classroom. Both of our positions at UAF provide us tuition waivers and, for the most part, we haven’t taken […]
After several weeks of struggling to find a balance in the face of shelter-in-place orders that require me to work remotely while homeschooling my son, I’ve finally started making the proverbial “lemonade” out of the […]