Early on, Tai started attracting wildlife. A deer thought he was interesting at twilight.
A really happy kid...
He's always been athletic...
And had a warm smile for everyone...
There are lots of pictures of this cheerful loving child, but not many of our camper van. We traveled a lot in it, with comfort for my 3 sons for thousands of miles. Then I parked it in Gainesville, and Tai eventually was a Baby Gator while I got my BFA in Ceramics.
Who knew that he'd grow up to also fall for the clay bug...first at Eckerd College, in St. Pete FL then off to Penland, NC,and post grad work in Boulder, CO, sometime in there at Flynn Creek Pottery in California with potter Nick Swartz, and residency at the Clay Studio of Missoula, MT and now working for his MFA in ceramics at The University of Indiana, Bloomington, IN.
Here Tai is walking away from my first apartment in Black Mountain, to go back west.
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