by Monica Glasscock | May 16, 2018
Lori Fuller Slab Pottery I was born in Ohio and grew up in Mentor. My favorite class was, of course, Art and my love for clay began in high school at Mentor High. I later graduated from Kent State University with a Master’s in art education and an emphasis in...
by Monica Glasscock | Apr 19, 2018
Organic Pottery KC Henry creates pottery with a combination of wheel throwing and hand building ultimately creating an organic form. Kc spent many decades in the nonprofit field – working mostly administration and management. She has served as executive...
by Monica Glasscock | Feb 19, 2018
Brown Bear Pottery Joy A. Ingram owner of All Brown Bear Pottery began working in clay at the tender age of nine when her mother enrolled her in a wheel throwing class to keep her out of trouble. That single act ignited a passion for Joy that carried her through...
by Monica Glasscock | Feb 19, 2018
Aline Peterson Greetings and let me introduce myself. My name, Aline, which I grew up thinking was Scottish, turns out to be of German and French descent. It means Loyal. Well, that’s for sure, just ask my friends! I became involved with glass as an art medium in 1983...
by Monica Glasscock | Feb 19, 2018
Gail Russell Most of my work is I throw on an electric potters wheel, in porcelain. Some pieces may take a week or more to complete. Pieces then are fired in an electric kiln. Some of the glaze designs I have developed require several layers of glaze, oxides, more...
