You and I have something in common: We read our messages. All. day. long. And it occurred to me that it would be nice to start my day...

Maybe you've met my twice fired mugs. Here's the story of how they came to such an ordeal. The first version of these mugs went into a...

These mugs have not had an ordinary go of it. I form them of Dover stoneware sourced from the Rocky Mountain Front Range. Then, instead...

Each one tells the same story: She started off on the wheel. I threw her and shaped her and she felt great. She was coming along just...

To make this plate, I used a doily my immigrant grandmother crocheted from a pattern of her own making while sitting home alone upon...

1. No One Compares In this message, I share what my pots think about themselves and what they say to me. Some pots compare themselves...

And neither do you. I like tools. My favorites are the items we had in the house that I've repurposed for studio use. If you look...

It might seem simple and small at first glance: how we start the morning with coffee or tea and then go about our everyday tasks and...

Sweater mugs have always been a big deal for fans of Amy Ponce Pottery. I know I love using mine. And I almost always glaze them in...

That's not a typo. I am interested in making art from Trench Art. Here are some examples of Trench Art: They look a little...dusty, a...