Excited for my exhibition Spanned Separations at the Doris Ulman Galleries at Berea College, Berea KY. Reception and Artist talk begins at 5pm January 28th

@jsteinpottery.bsky.social and I stacked the first two pallets of our very own kiln brick today. Someday soon, when we have the space to build, we’ll be ready!

Excited to be part of this amazing lineup!

A clay mouse in a kiln

Working on a few commissions. This little guy is one of my favorites 🐁
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#ceramics #clay #animals

A drawer filled with a large model of human teeth

Having the most fun as a resident artist at the Lloyd Library and Museum 🦷

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Watercolor painting of a kestrel on a serviceberry branch

Playing with watercolors after many years doing everything else. It’s been easy to get carried away.
#painting #watercolor #kestrel

A knit sweater made of warm brown and green wool yarn

Loved knitting up these colors for a @jsteinpottery.bsky.social sweater. Brown yarn is dyed with black walnut, green is woad and Osage orange with a quick dip in the black walnut exhaust bath 🤎💚
Plant dyed wool really glows✨
#naturaldye
#forage
#fiberart
#plantdyed
#knitting

Awesome!

Two ceramic sheep heads in a large wooded crate.

As usual, overbuilding a crate so I can carefully drive these two to Wheeling WV for this year’s Earth and Fire exhibition. I love building crates, this one’s been extra fun.
#ceramics
#crate
#art
#handleit

Yay!! Thank you Brian!

Two ceramic mockingbirds strung together with beads and crocheted embroidery floss.

Mycelial Mockingbirds, currently on view at Queen City Clay