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The first round of crypto cups! These are really just small rough drafts, testing out the stamps. More of a small sipper cup for a special beverage. Stoneware clay, thrown on the pottery wheel. Full-size

TLDR: Make friends, get healthy, run a race, win crypto. I see you. Sitting in front of a screen all day. Finding those perfect entries. Accumulating coins. Preparing yourself for the next bull run. Letting

This little cup is a special one. It's small, only about 2 inches tall, but it was the first piece that I used this particular glaze combination on. Just one of the little cups that I like to try new glaze

These are the forms that I make most often. Mugs are the biggest seller but I also make cups, plates, and bowls like you see here. Each piece is thrown on the pottery wheel and glazed by hand. I use glazes

So many great pots by some amazing potters here in Indiana, US. Potters that had work in this firing included myself, Todd Pletcher, Dick Lehman, Mark Goertzen, Jacob Hostetler, Sadie Musiak, Zach Tate,

Here is an image I made for my site, Expert Clay. This quote comes from Robin Hoppers book: Functional Pottery. What do you think? Art or craft? Both? Neither?

Here is a look back at one of my favorite projects from the past year. A customer requested some custom handles for the bar he was setting up in his basement. We worked together to design a family crest

Hello, I'm finally on Steemit and I'm excited to be here. Forgive my rookie mistakes. It seems the proper thing to do is introduce myself. I currently live with my amazing wife and 2 fantastic daughters