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The creation of ceramic forms by casting slip in plaster molds. Source: Clay: A Studio Handbook

Originally, I only wanted to use the potter’s wheel and sculpt pieces in clay using handbuilding techniques, but after graduation … Read More

The Bright Angle Design Studio is located in the Refinery Building on the south slope of downtown Asheville, North Carolina. … Read More

An iconic Mid-Century Modern line of ceramics is back in production thanks to a collaboration between Design Within Reach and … Read More

Eeva Jokinen was able to design her studio from scratch, which allowed her to customize it to fit her needs … Read More

Even though Lars Voltz loves the versatility a pitcher offers him as a ceramic maker, he admits he has never … Read More

I first saw the work of Peter Pincus when I juried the 2012 ICAN Members Exhibition (formerly Potters Council). This large … Read More

Renovating a 250-year-old house set Green down a path he is still exploring to this day: one focused on architecture, … Read More

Using digital design and fabrication tools is more common in the
field of studio ceramics. While these tools are usually … Read More

If an absorbent organic material such as cotton fiber or woven fabric is dipped into slip (liquid clay) and then … Read More

My work is heavily influenced by the abundance of disposable items that I’m exposed to on a daily basis. I … Read More