Walking Fish Pottery
Walking Fish News
All of our art fairs are finished for this season! Thank you to all those who supported us!
With the new year comes new opportunities and challenges. We’re beginning to look at art fairs for this summer and fall.
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Currently, I am teaching two classes for Artists Creating Together and volunteering for one at Comstock Park Pine Island Elementary. Fun!
Indulge yourself with a cup of coffee.
Unwind to the peaceful chatter of birds
Brighten your garden with a little fairy dust.
Relax with the fragrance of flowers.
All of our pottery is food-safe and ready for the microwave, dishwasher, or oven!
My goal is to produce functional pottery for Birds, Flowers, the Kitchen, and the Fairy Garden!
The Potter
I find that putting my hands in clay is like playing in the mud when I was a kid. It comes with a sense of satisfaction and fun. It is just as much fun now, as it was then. So, I have been “playing in the mud” now for over 40 years. My preference leans to hand-building rather than wheel throwing, although I have done some of that.
You can find two types of clay in my studio – brown clay for outdoor and white clay for indoor work. Both fire to what potters call cone 6 (about 2100 degrees).
The pottery that I produce is intented to be used and not just sit on a shelf. So, I strive for Simplicity of Form, Purposeful Design, and Beautiful Glazes.
