
Clarks River Artisan Workshop
I make the things that catch hold of my imagination. Sometimes that means watercolor, sometimes it means hot steel, and sometimes it means learning an entirely new skill because I looked at something and thought, “I could make that.”
My work is about the things people choose to care about—the landscapes we remember, the tools we rely on, the stories we carry, and the objects that somehow become ours. I make each piece as though I might keep it myself: something made with care, worth holding onto, and meant to feel alive in your hands or your home.
Veteran-owned · Made in Western KentuckyLatest News and Posts
From Local Iron Ore to a Usable Bloom
I built my first bloom furnace because I already had some experience with making blooms….
Why My Work Changes With the Seasons
Smithing season usually starts in the fall, when the humidity drops and western Kentucky stops…
Site is live!
Congratulations! If you are reading this, it means the website is now live! A milestone…
Tennessee State Fair
On Saturday August 16th I and a few others will be representing TRABA (Tennessee River…
A Word About My Process
Shifting With The Seasons My work changes with the seasons. I have a skill set…
