I constructed a height chart on one the awkward pillars at work and measured everyone's height.

I come to work just teeming with ideas like this everyday.

Lord Nelsons tender at Headcorn. This would have been a much better picture if it was not for digital lag.

After two weeks out... here we go again!!

The part of my cube I stare at the most.

I was so surprised by this woman who asked me to take her picture, too. I realized at that moment that I've NEVER asked someone to take my photo... ever!! It's a fascinating difference in personalities. There are people that wave into the camera behind the reporter on the 10 o'clock news. That would never be me.

She moved so fast in her work I never got a clear shot.

It really is tricky work to rearrange a big section.

small green face.

mark piretti in mask (face sculpted by jerome ranft, i think)

see! pretty!

Working on art for a book on breastfeeding

Awesome. I heart Ryan.

This is the "Yard" where all the raw wood is stacked and stored until ready for drying in the large kilns. There are all sorts of wood - red oak, white oak, maple, bird's eye maple, ash, hickory, walnut, and cherry; all used to make tounge and groove wood flooring. It's nice stuff too! (I'll add a shot to this comment shortly to illustrate!

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My new Workplace in LA

the sun poked through the clouds for a minute this afternoon.

Okay, so there's nothing work-related on this shelf.

Menos mal que ya he conseguido ordenarla un poco ;o)

Yes, this really does exist.

Today was Yawo's first day back after a 3 week vacation to see his family . . . Pictured with "Yaoza" is DC . . . .