Vinyl records often placed a band's biggest hits on the so-called “A-side”. Dedicated fans could flip the album over to the "B-side" for a deeper dive into the artist's work. These are my B-sides.

Many of these pieces were (relatively) early in my career, with some representing my first commissioned works, others I designed as teaching aids for my students. Often, I didn’t even get a chance to take quality photographs of the finished pieces. However, I'm still proud of these and I hope you enjoy...

...the flip-side.

Fort Indian Town Gap, Army Corps of Engineers

Fort Indiantown Gap, A.K.A. The FIG, hosted my Squadron for a training exercise in July of 2019. The members of the Army Corps of Engineers were gracious and wonderful.

This was the first piece I ever used ceramic paint on, and it came out well in the final product. The pictures here were taken during its production.

The final piece currently resides at the training office in The FIG.

Yuengling Brewery

After the conclusion of my unit's training at The FIG we went on a tour of the Yuengling Brewery in PA. The brewery tour was amazing and the staff were fantastic! We met the owner, Richard Yuengling Jr. He was a kind a generous man, at least for the few minutes we were able to speak with him.

I know the museum received my delivery, but I don't know the current fate of this piece.

Maybe I will return someday and see...

Purdue ESE 2013-2014 Capstone

I earned my MSE in Ecological Sciences Engineering under the Civil Engineering department at Purdue University.

The nautilus shell represents nested problems. Frequently the largest problems come from smaller problems and so forth ad-nauseum. However, our greatest solutions often come from the accumulation of many smaller solutions.

As part of our capstone exercise we hosted a variety of events and wonderful speakers. I was the organizer and Emcee of the "One Minute Thesis" competition. I produced 5 of the nautilus shell window hangers as a gift to each of our keynote speakers. The large lamp was a gift to the ESE program as a whole; care of Dr. Linda Lee.

Hotsauce Games Fireball

Hot Sauce Games in Fort Wayne was one of my early patrons. They commissioned 2 pieces from me and I designed at least 3 more. However, life got in the way and I relocated. If and when I return, I will definitely make more art for them!

Lt. Colonel Rank (Taiwanese)

I designed and built this piece, along with a subordinate officer, as a gift to a Taiwanese Lt. Colonel. However, it was lost when it was shipped overseas.

Whereabouts unknown...