I really struggled in this class — everything about it, every assignment was so alien to how my brain works. It was so frustrating to know what I wanted to do and try my best to do it and just not be able to grasp the nuances of how these high-tech tools worked. In the end I found a way to make it work for me; I designed and 3D printed a handful of stamps to use in more material processes. I baked these little transgender stegosaurus sugar cookies to show one of my new stamps in action. 

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Come check out my BFA thesis exhibition at the College Avenue Galleries in Oakland! Open tomorrow through May 9.

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Had a great time seeing friends and selling work at CCA’s annual spring fair/block party!

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Some new stuff I’m working on, based on the Victorian language of flowers and on tea leaf divination rituals.

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Just finalizing my new logo — part of an assignment for the School to Market entrepreneurship class at CCA.

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Join us at CCA’s San Francisco campus for our annual spring craft fair April 25, 11-3 (https://www.cca.edu/students/leadership/events/fairs)

See new work in the Purposeful Pottery exhibition at Westpark Workshop Gallery in Roseville April 17-May 30 (http://www.bluelinearts.org/)

Take part in the 27th annual California Conference for the Advancement of Ceramic Art (CCACA) in Davis, CA May 1-3 (http://www.newsreview.com/sacramento/27th-annual-ccaca-conference/local/Calendar?oid=16212050)

See my BFA exhibition “True Believer” show in the North Gallery (5241 College Avenue, Oakland) May 4-9

Stop by the CCA booth at the American Craft Council show at Fort Mason July 31-August 2 (http://shows.craftcouncil.org/sf)

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