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Can’t get enough of that Press Coverage! (3,145 Views)

| June 15th, 2006 |

Today Lincoln Electric decided to graciously feature some of my art to their newsletter subscriber base of over 20,000. If you are visiting as a result of the article, thanks for stopping by and Welcome!
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More Newspaper Coverage (1 Views)

| June 1st, 2006 |

It seems that another article has featured some of my work, this time in the local Frisco Enterprise - a Star community newspaper that covers Frisco, TX.

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Greek Style Green Beans (3,708 Views)

| June 1st, 2006 |

By request…

Possibly one of the easiest Greek recipes is a popular side dish, green beans. Here’s what you’ll need:

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Shooting Star Kinetic Art Sculpture (6,685 Views)

| May 28th, 2006 |

The Shooting Star sculpture was created as an entry in the Rising Star project put on by the Visual Arts Guild of Frisco. This piece is almost 6′ tall at rest, a little taller in motion, and weighs about 120 lbs. It is made entirely from scrap steel which was hand cut, polished and fabricated. The work has been clear powder coated for long lasting protection against the elements.

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Sunset in Santorini (1 Views)

| May 15th, 2006 |

We finished our Greek trip with a bang on Santorini. To me, Santorini is the most beautiful place I’ve ever visited. I’d consider San Francisco second, but there is a wide margin between the two.