Author Archives: Wendell Jeffrey

  Gosh. Almost done with drawing. Taking a break to make food for our last meeting. More work to be done on the sculpture. Maybe can hand sanding for palm sander, then ready for opalescent surfaces. I’m trying to use … Continue reading →

Playing with materials. Thinking about getting a nail gun. Finished give aways. 

Trying to soften cones. Also reducing scale. Planning to develop surface colors w/translucent colors and maybe rice paper. Gathered ash bark to add w/the pallet wood. Almost done with matrix form. 11 drawings finished, 7 more to go. Started working … Continue reading →

http://www.nj.gov/agriculture/divisions/pi/prog/eabactionkit.html http://www.treesintrouble.com/#resources http://www.f2environmentaldesign.com/ Starting the EAB Catacombs. Using a door from a wood stove, that burned ash logs, I traced the arches for the EAB life cycle, leaving traces of ash ashes on each shape. Working towards 18 drawings 15” … Continue reading →

The images below are posters for 2 students shows I’m installing this week and damage from EAB on my property The link below is an ongoing project I’ve been involved in for the last several years, dealing with place and memory. … Continue reading →

Greetings. My Recent work investigates relationships between neighbors, the ethics of owning land, and the natural world traversing across property lines (see images). For this residency, I want to research the emerald ash borer (EAB), an exotic beetle that was … Continue reading →