I was really excited (still excited even now) that Christina from Sweet Lavender Bake Shoppe wanted to interview me. You know those blogs you cannot wait to show the world? The ones you kind of almost want to just hit "publish" as soon as they are done writing it. Check out her blog Sweet Lavender Bake Shoppe to read all about it.
Wood has always been my go-to medium for art, building, and custom projects. You could say I’ve always had wood on the brain—which is exactly how Wood Brain got its name. From creative builds and functional spaces to artistic statement pieces, I love turning ideas into reality. My work spans everything from custom planters and epoxy art to home renovations, and one-of-a-kind projects that blend craftsmanship with creativity.
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