Bill Campbell has been a potter for 25 years. Across the country, his porcelain is admired for its spectacular color and elegant, crisp forms...each piece maintaining some of the energy of its creator. The glazes dance with surprising vibrancy in unexpected patterns. Functional pots become little moments of celebration within the day to day routine.
Zindel birdLaura Zindel's work is inspired by the Victorian Cabinets of Curiosity. Her ceramic pieces are hand built from white earthenware, and have leaves, insects, animals and other natural forms. From her decorative ideas Zindel makes pencil drawings. She then silk screens the images, prints them with enamel and collages them onto the finished glaze pieces. She also occasionally draws designs directly onto pieces with glaze pencil. With either method of decorative, the pieces are then re-fired and the final images are permanently melted onto the surface.
 On a Whim

"On a Whim" ceramics

fanatsy ivy and lily teapot

Ivy wave bow.