Gallery

    • PottersBarBrighton Ceramic Studio
    The Sarracenia Flycatcher from the Central American Rain Forest and the Porcelain Sculptures on driftwood (Bisque fired with celadon green glaze).
    And a little drink in Potters Bar!
    • The Sarracenia in Volcanic Black Clay with Pine Bark Pattern and Tenmoku Glaze as a Wall Sconce with artificial roses (single firing to 1220 degrees).
    • More Porcelain Sarracenia Vases are being made for commissions
    • I sold about 20 Sarracenia mounted on driftwood (from the beach opposite the flat) at the 2019 Artists Open House
    • Triangular stoneware dishes dipped into three glazes to create
      an interesting ‘starlight’ effect
    • Black stoneware clay pressed onto a piece of driftwood pine bark to create a pattern and single fired to 1220deg with turquoise ‘celadon’ glaze on one panel
    • More of the black stoneware pots – this time with tenmoku glaze
    • Demonstration of the black pots at Artists Open House 2019
    • Some of these pots are still for sale
    • Porcelain Fish Basket
    • Porcelain ‘Matisse sur Mer!’ – copying the Master’s cut-outs
      in fine porcelain rolled in a pasta cutter!
    • The porcelain angels were very popular at Artists Open House 2019
    • Driftwood collected on the beach during a winter storm and a porcelain sea horse
    • Stoneware & wax resist c.2009
    • 12″ stoneware platter c. 2009
    • Note how the glaze worked differently on these two stoneware platters
    • 12″ coil built platter
    • Raku with turquoise glaze c.2010
    • Raku crackle glaze box c.2010
    • Three stoneware jugs c.2009
    • Porcelain vase with paper flowers
    • The Garden
    • Bowl made of layers of Porcelain and black and white stoneware clay 2020
    • From above
    • Black stoneware Tokkuri Saki vessel with Porcelain slip panel
    • Porcelain Chawan Tea Bowl and Guinomi Saki Bowl
      with green Celadon glaze and ‘Larva’ glaze
    Some Experiments with new designs, techniques and glazes during the 2020 Covid Lockdown
    • The first three of twelve tiles to celebrate the Stations of the Crib
      Here we have Creation, the First Light and the Annunciation of Mary