Made by Jill
Jill created this brown bear. He sits behind a horse built by her younger brother, David.
Jill made these two bears, all of their clothing and some of their jewelry. Jill's daughter Cassie made the pin on the white bear's hat. Jill also created the wooden flower standing between the bears.
This is another bear made by Jill, wearing a necklace she made of brass - my initials - which she gave to me for Mother's Day.
Jill sculpted these 3 clay pieces when she was a student at the University of Vermont.
Jill designed this logo for Houston's Pacifica radio station KPFT (click photo for link), where she was a disc jockey on her program, "Bayou Brew".
Jill fashioned this bowl from clay.
Jill's idea for her radio program's logo was drawn by her daughter Cassie. Jill picked the colors and had it printed on T-shirts; she gave me this one.
Jill created this oil painting when she was in high school. She emphasized that it was to be displayed with the "sun" on the side, not on top.
Bunnies painted with tempera applied with a sponge, as Jill notes in the margin.
Jill made this very sturdy step stool when she took woodworking during high school. I use it all the time; it's handy, well crafted and would welcome refinishing (one day, perhaps).
This step stool has Jill's initial which creates an easy-to-use handle. It needs refinishing too!
This bunny was one of the first pieces Jill crafted as a child. Her dad now uses it to display an antique pocket watch.
Jill assembled several collages 20 years ago.
Jill assembled this collage over 20 years ago.
Jill wrote a memoir responding to prompts from her daughter Cassie (who illustrated and published it).
Jill collected these bottle caps and used them to create a top for an end table.