I make ceramic dinnerware with an emphasis on bringing beauty to utilitarian pieces. I employ a variety of surface decorations, including colorful glaze combinations, self-made underglaze transfers, and medallions.

Handmade functional pottery mugs, yarn bowls, Wisco dishes and more. / Natural goats milk soap with a few varieties named after our goats.

Woodfired Functional Ceramic Art

Mid-fire pottery for daily use. Mugs, bowls, vases and more. Functional ceramic bowls and mugs.

Pottery you can use!

Landscapes and cityscapes of the Midwest including Chicago and Madison. / Functional pieces, also brand new for me garden totem poles. / Photography - nature, wildlife and landscape images. Watercolor paintings - small prints of abstract landscapes.

I create in my home studio on the near-east side Madison. My ceramic practice includes both wheel-thrown pieces, and hand-built vessels made with clay slabs or coils – and sometimes a combination of the two. Created with simple forms and clean lines, my work is minimalist and elegant. Some vessels have a wabi-sabi aesthetic, with a beauty that exists because of, and not in spite of, imperfection. I allow the clay and glaze to speak for themselves, creating rough natural edges and color patterns reminiscent of the earth herself. Each of my handcrafted pieces holds their own uniqueness and artistry.

Enigmatic, transcendent, and lush photographs of the natural world abstracted through framing and digital editing. / Kim Dubois of Potter’s Whimsy uses a variety of surface decoration techniques, and lots of color, to create one-of-a-kind pieces.

Brian makes both sculpture and pottery. His sculptures are characterized by combined geometric forms and surfaces that are brightly colored and include both color blocks and decals. Brian's utilitarian pottery is both beautiful and satisfying to hold. / Check out Brian’s amazing guest sculpture Meghan Sullivan!