StudioFeliciano

05/28/2026

At the show, super excited to meet the other artist!

05/27/2026

Working late on Clementine sculptures. The sun works way better.

05/16/2026

Show details, there are a bunch of amazing folks in this show head to the Online Shop on Tuesday, June 2 to lock in you purchases before they are gone www.swangallery.org
- From pottery to sculpture, textiles to jewelry, and everything in between, The Summer Invitational offers an array of artistic expression. Each selected artist brings their unique perspective and craftsmanship to this exhibition, resulting in a rich tapestry of creativity that is sure to captivate audiences of all tastes and preferences. Co-curators Maria Bruckman and Jacob O’Kelley express their excitement for this year’s exhibition, noting the enthusiasm from participating artists and their eagerness to share their work with the public. “We’ve received an incredible response from artists this year, and we can’t wait for audiences to experience the breadth of creativity on display,“ says Bruckman. “This exhibition really highlights the vibrant artistic community we have here in Georgia and beyond,“ says O’Kelley.

05/16/2026

Taking the Dog heads to , but first breakfast .

05/13/2026

05/05/2026

Working in n the Clem Heads, yesterday I was scrambling to get the heads mounted. Here is one of sixteen.

04/17/2026

Clear coat, finally made a rotisserie to minimize drips and pooling. The heads are coming along, but now I need to focus on mounting/framing them any suggestions are welcome.

04/10/2026

Painting Clementine (dog heads). Making them for a show, details below.
-The Summer Invitational 2026 at Swan Coach House Gallery. Opening Reception Thursday, May 28, 6-9pm 🐶

04/09/2026

Back to painting! I had some friends come and visit for my birthday so I took a few days off. Sanding and filling are done and now it’s on to painting. This is the first time I have painted using an airbrush. Lot of new techniques to try out. Fingers crossed!

03/12/2026

Sand, fill, hit an air bubble, fill, sand. Casting is hard! Soft spots, air pockets, dimples, flashing, seams and deformation are making good use of my baking soda and superglue.