Throwing Tall Pots: Philosophy, Theory, and Practice
Tall pots are not necessarily big pots. Rather, they are forms that are several times higher than they are wide. … Read More
Tall pots are not necessarily big pots. Rather, they are forms that are several times higher than they are wide. … Read More
Like yoga and meditation, clay has always been a part of my spiritual practice. Creating ceramic vessels allows me to … Read More
Having grown up on a farm as the youngest child in a large family, I spent my childhood observing nature, … Read More
What is a creativity vacation? Rather than a pause on your creativity, it’s an opportunity for expanding and exercising it … Read More
Maybe you are among the many potters who are intimidated by math—you’re an artist, you’re intuitive, you naturally see proportion … Read More
Here comes spring, just as expected, like an old friend who shows up exactly when you need them. Fortunately, spring … Read More
Have you hit a wall in your home studio or feel less than excited when making? Consider reworking your surroundings … Read More
Form, texture, tension, and balance are always at the forefront of our process. The function of a piece develops alongside … Read More
The formal language of my work is firmly rooted in everyday function and is based on growth patterns of nature, … Read More
Cobalt blue glaze recipes are in most potters’ repertoires because they produce beautiful blue glazes. And what’s not to love … Read More