Rainbow and curves
From Pixels to Pencils June 27, 2016
I worked with George and designed the concrete walkways and exhibit space for the Oahu Urban[…]
Habitat for Humanity framing
From Pixels to Pencils June 2, 2016
In the odd space of time between graduation and the beginning of my job at the[…]
Wahine like building
From Pixels to Pencils May 4, 2016
2016 National Women’s Build sponsored by Lowe’s and Honolulu Habitat for Humanity was held on Saturday,[…]
Concrete take three
From Pixels to Pencils June 25, 2015
What’s more fun than pouring concrete on a Wednesday afternoon? Very little. Actually, showing up at[…]
Pour it on
From Pixels to Pencils June 18, 2015
Yes it looks pretty. No it didn’t turn out right. We were a bit disappointed when[…]
Wood be friends
Friends June 13, 2015
What happens when I introduce my favorite teacher to my favorite artist and dear friend? Friendship[…]
First pour
From Pixels to Pencils June 13, 2015
Six months after the beginning of the Spring 2015 semester, I finally got to pour concrete.[…]
Reclaimed wood dog feeder station
From Pixels to Pencils May 31, 2015
“Are you still working on that?” Yes. I’m pretty sure that I took much longer than[…]
One of the advantages of being disorganised is that one is always having surprising discoveries. — A A Milne
One semester later
From Pixels to Pencils May 17, 2015
I was so excited to take another class photo at the end of the second semester in[…]
I’ll tell you one thing: Don’t ever give anybody your best advice, because they’re not going to follow it. Jack Nicholson
One down, three to go
From Pixels to Pencils December 12, 2014
Being the last day of instruction for our first semester in the carpentry program, I gathered the kids for a class photo. It was hard to believe that three and a half months had passed.
Sawed off
From Pixels to Pencils October 10, 2014
Our first real project for carpentry class was making a sawhorse. It sounded simple enough as[…]
Shopped
From Pixels to Pencils August 25, 2014
The last time I was surrounded by so many power tools was in 8th grade woodshop which[…]