a glimpse inside the studio
A view of the studio.
Located in my single car garage, the pottery studio includes both complete pieces and works-in-progress. Additionally, there are two pottery wheels, one Skutt kiln, a utility sink (equipped with only the finest, coldest water), and several canvas-covered tables. The studio also houses a variety of glazes, underglazes, carving tools, and an absurdly wide variety of pottery tools. And because no garage is ever sacred, the pottery studio also shares space with canoe paddles, a bicycle, a scooter, and a manual lawnmower (for the environmentally friendly potter, of course). Not bad for a single car garage, right? Feel free to contact me with any additional questions about running a home pottery studio, and I will be happy to answer them.
Unfinished money pots.
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Potter's tools.
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Clay trimmings.
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a glimpse inside my life
When I am not working in the pottery studio (which, I am ashamed to admit, is not very much these days), I am a high school art teacher and part-time pottery instructor. I also spend several evenings a week shuttling my son to and from extracurricular activities. On the few evenings I am home, I am generally cooking, doing laundry, or cleaning. I know, I know. Too exciting. However, when I happen to have a little downtime, I enjoy reading, writing, and binge-watching Netflix with my husband.
If you are interested in my work as a high school art teacher, please check out my Teaching Website.
If you are interested in my work as a high school art teacher, please check out my Teaching Website.