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Santa Fe, NM, US

Cremated remains can feel messy and meaningless. Solidified remains are stone-like and let you feel a connection with your departed. We turn ashes into stones.

Santa Fe, NM, US

Zanesville, Ohio, US

Chronicle Cremation Designs helps fold the memories of passed loved ones into daily life. We create ceramic memorial products, transforming cremated remains into a glaze for ceramics. Products include cremation jewelry, candle luminaries, coffee mugs, cremation urns, and more. www.cremationdesigns.com

CFile Foundation is an educational resource for ceramic art, design, architecture, and technology. Our goal is to push forward the often underrepresented field of ceramic art by providing the latest news and resources for our readers. Visit us at https://cfileonline.org/

I was brought onto the DF team early on and had an integral role in its development as a successful visual culture blog. As the editor my responsibilities include managing authors, assigning articles, reviewing and scheduling each article, writing, and content curation.

Dizbe was my first startup launched in 2011 as the fine art alternative to Etsy.

Viral Swarm was a viral content, pop culture blog. I was brought on in the startup phase as the editor. My responsibilities included managing authors, assigning articles, reviewing and scheduling each article, writing, and content curation.

Most recently I taught students ceramic techniques in the context of Mesopotamian culture.

New Castle, PA, US

As a Pyrotechnicians Assistant my job includes assembling and disassembling of fireworks shows. My specific Responsibilities include: assembling of racks, loading explosives, electrical wiring, loading trucks for shows, hand-light fireworks, oversee fire safety.

In the summer of 2011 I taught two one-week camps for HCER: "Build functional pottery," age 10-12 and "Build your own worlds form clay," age 6-9.

"The Attic" was non-profit student art gallery that held openings every Friday evening when Alfred University was in Session. The gallery featured Alfred Student artworks in painting, performance, print, and curatorial exhibitions.