How long have you been a potter

I started playing with clay in my Grandmas studio in Lethbridge Alberta during the summers i spent staying with her. So a lot of my understanding about clay came from play. When i was in my forties I went through a mid life awakening and yearned for the feel and experience of clay. Quit my job joined the local pottery co-op and from there decided to go to University to study ceramic art. I began at Sheridan College of art and design, and completed my degree at Alberta College of Art and design. Ever since i have been working as a potter, developing my own styles and glazes in my studio in sooke bc. So long story short about 30 years of practice. .

Care for your pottery

All of my functional pots are dishwasher and microwave safe. the only exception are the ones with real gold accents.

Do you have a physical shop

Yes I have a gallery at my studio location. Hours are generally 10am to 4pm daily, with extended hours to 5pm daily and 8pm friday and saturday during the summer months. or contact me and we can arrange something by appointment.

Do you ever teach classes

Right now I a taking a break from teaching, but yes there are times when i have taught classes. I am exploring the idea of teaching classes for hand building specific projects and if you are interested in something like that join my mailing list with the note interested in class announcements.