09/28/2026
And just like that...
The last piece from my Alaska Highway Series has found its home.
The Dueling Rams are officially sold, and somehow, I don’t think I could have imagined a more fitting place for them to go.
They’re headed to someone who absolutely loves sheep hunting.
When I started this series, I knew what the Alaska Highway meant to me. I knew the places I wanted to capture, the memories attached to them, and the stories I hoped the wood could somehow tell.
What I didn’t know was what this series would become once I shared it with all of you.
I didn’t expect the stories you would share with me.
I didn’t expect people to recognize a mountain, a stretch of highway or a familiar landscape and immediately tell me what that place meant to them.
I didn’t expect the conversations, the attention, the support, the people who followed along from one piece to the next, or the incredible feeling of watching these pieces leave my hands and go home with people who connected with them for their own reasons.
This series was the biggest and most challenging thing I had ever taken on.
And somewhere along the way, it changed me too.
It changed the way I look at my work.
It changed the way I think about the stories a piece can carry.
And it reminded me that sometimes you create something because it means something to you, only to discover it means something entirely different to someone else.
Every single piece from the Alaska Highway Series has now found its home.
I don’t think there are enough words, or enough character spaces in a Facebook post, to properly explain how grateful I am for what you all gave back to me through this series.
So I’ll just say this.
Thank you.
For seeing it.
For sharing your stories with me.
For following along.
For coming to the gallery.
For taking these pieces home.
And most of all, for reminding me why I make things in the first place.
What a ride this has been.
