My Favorite Pieces

Most of my time working with ceramics has been in a classroom setting. This has afforded me the opportunity to explore with no worries and rewarded me with some of my favorite pieces. Check them out below!

A bowl, the shape of a fishbowl, in front of a white back ground. The inside and top half of the bowl is glazed in a matte white. Centered in the photo, along the line where the glaze stops, is a drip of white glaze, the runs an inch further down. Th
A mixing bowl is being set in the middle of the picture. the bowl is a gray/white and had a dark blue band of blue running around the outside rim of the piece.
A sculptural piece sits in the center of the image with a pink flower coming out of it. The piece is a large collection of clay bits that have been bunched together then glazed on the top with a dark blue/purple glaze.
The golden rim of a mixing bowl comes to focus in front of a black background. The glassy gold glaze shows the minuscule lines in the clay underneath it.
Wood Mug - hand carved to create a bark like texture. The handled mug is glazed to have a brown base with creamy highlights showing in the crevices of the bark.
A pure white bowl sits in a black background. The bowl has an ovular profile.
A bowl/vase rests on its side in front of a white back ground. The vase is top shaped and glazed with a green glaze that shows spots of brown.
Cream runs in a slow waterfall down the side of a rusty red bowl with a flared lip.
Glass blown fruit sit in a large ceramic bowl divided in colors. The glazes are a running cream and brown, a brown red with hints of blue, and a dark, glossy brown.
A fruit bowl sits in front of a white back ground. In the center of the bowl is the joining point of the different glazes. The different sections of color include a speckled white, a dark blue purple, a cotton candy blue/purple, a white blue, and a p
A fruit bowl sits in front of a white back ground. In the center of the bowl is the joining point of the different glazes. The different sections of color include a speckled white, a dark blue purple, a cotton candy blue/purple, a white blue, and a p
A white vase in front of a white back ground. In the white, speckled glaze, are lines that reveal the tan of the fired clay below the glaze. Inside the vase are cooking utensils.
A wall piece hangs on the wall. The sandy tan of the raw, fired clay, its main color. Originally a bowl. the sides fold in to make a triangular shape. from each corner of the triangle, run brown dots to the center where a brown swirl sits.
A circular wall piece hanging on a wall. The sandy tan of the raw, fired clay, its main color. About the size of a large sun hat, the center is completely black and drips run out from it. Along the bent, rippling rim of the piece are dots of the same
A wall piece hangs on the wall. The sandy tan of the raw, fired clay, its main color. Folded in on three of the four sides. The top goes outward similar to a grain scoop, while the bottom and sides fold inward creating a triangular shape. Each of the
A wall piece hangs on the wall. The sandy tan of the raw, fired clay, its main color. The piece is long and narrow is a bowl that has had its sides rolled inward to create nearly two tubes. Peaking through in the center line, where the tubes nearly t
A vase in the shape of a top sits on a wood table. The sharp edge at the vase's widest point, shows the natural sandy color of the raw, fired clay. The piece is glazed in a splotchy brown and blue that keeps the piece very earthy and rustic.
A vase sits on a wood table. The piece is a large bowl that was folded together at the top then three holes were cut in the top to form openings that would allow for flowers to be put in. The piece is glazed in a matte white along the top and the res
A vase sits on its side to show the way the bowl it was, was folded inward and then altered to become a vase or planter. The speckled white faces out.
A jar sits on a wood table. In the center of the image is the carving a tree that's been put into the side of the vase. One can see inside the piece where the tree is not.

Like what you’ve seen?

While most of the pieces above aren’t for sale, they are pieces I loved making and I’d be happy to explore similar styles again! Don’t hesitate to reach out with ideas, and we can create something inspired by my previous works or go for something totally new.

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