Deep Fork Originals

06/05/2026

HAPPY FRIDAY! 🎉

One of today's many projects: new resin pours in progress. I am officially OBSESSED with those BLUES! 💙🤩✨️

06/03/2026

06/03/2026

Get your kicks... and store your gear! 🛠️✨

I have dropped off some seriously cool, custom laser-engraved mini toolboxes over at The Route Cellar in Sapulpa!

These mini toolboxes have been completely transformed with incredibly detailed, hot-rod-inspired Route 66 artwork engraved right into the lids and sides. They are the perfect size for:
* Organizing your actual workshop tools 🧰
* Stashing desk supplies, keys, or loose change 🔑
* Giving the ultimate gift to the classic car lover in your life 🚘

They look even better in person, but they won't last long on the shelves. Roll on down to The Route Cellar and grab yours before they hit the road! 🏎✨️

06/01/2026

✨️ LAKE ORNAMENTS ✨️

You asked, we answered! Drop by The Route Cellar to check out our restocked and EXPANDED selection of lake ornaments. 🩵🩵🩵

Current selection includes the following (💙 indicates a new lake option):

Broken Bow
Chimney Rock 💙
Copan 💙
Dripping Springs
Eufaula
Fort Gibson
Grand
Heyburn 💙
Hulah 💙
Keystone
Okmulgee
Oologah 💙
Robert S. Kerr
Sahoma 💙
Sapulpa 💙
Shell 💙
Skiatook
Spavinaw 💙
Tenkiller

Don't see your favorite lake here? Drop a comment below or send me a message to request it! ✨️

05/30/2026

Part of this week's goodie drop at The Route Cellar in Sapulpa! If you're looking for a souvenir, Father's Day gift, or a little something just because, this store is the place to be! ✨️

05/17/2026

✨️​"300+ pieces. Two sunflowers."✨️

I've been asked numerous times what is involved in making the quilted/intarsia-inspired art pieces that I create. For a bit of insight into what it takes to create one of my smaller pieces (at a little over 150 pieces each 😅), swipe through to see the 'controlled chaos' of my latest builds. From numbered shards smaller than your pinkie fingernail to the finished Heritage Series frames, every petal and leaf is a deliberate piece of the puzzle. 🌻

​I select pieces of birch, cedar, cherry, mahogany, sapele, and walnut to create the different elements of the scene, and finish the pieces with a high-performance satin topcoat to let that natural grain pop. The stains used on the large sunflower are custom mixes developed through trial and error to create a muted, natural look. The frames are custom built for each piece from salvaged wood that I plane down and process in my shop.

From the initial planning stages through the final finishing steps, the entire process is a labor of love. However, that transformation from the chaotic bucket of parts to the finished art pieces is mind-blowing and something that never grows old. 🧡

05/15/2026

Today's product drop at The Route Cellar! Restock on popular tic tac toe games, a new magnet design, and some fun bumblebee suncatchers because summertime is almost here! 🧡🐝

Don't forget to shop local this weekend and check out all of the goodies that The Route Cellar has to offer!

05/13/2026

THE WATERS OF DISTRICT 8: A COLLECTION CELEBRATING LOCAL LANDMARKS

I'm pleased to announce the completion of a special commission for Senator Bryan Logan, featuring the 'Waters of District 8' collection. This series showcases five iconic lakes in Oklahoma's District 8 - Eufaula, Okmulgee, Dripping Springs, Okemah, and Henryetta - each carefully crafted to highlight its unique topography.

From initial renderings to the final resin pour, every step in the creation of these maps has been meticulously executed. The matching framework and custom acrylic title plaque perfectly complement the maps, as shown in the accompanying photos.

Visualizing our local geography in this way serves as a poignant reminder of the places that hold special meaning to us. These pieces are more than just wood and resin; they are keepsakes that represent the places where we fish, boat, and make memories.

I'd like to thank Senator Logan for entrusting me with this project. 🧡

I'm looking forward to hearing your thoughts - which of these lakes is your favorite weekend spot?