Jenny's Whirl of Clay

Jenny’s Whirl of Clay

Pottery is so rewarding, precisely because it is so fragile and ephemeral; each is as much by design as it is an accident.

The image depicts a collection of pottery pieces placed on a shelf. The pottery includes several ceramic cups and bowls of varying shapes and colors, with a dark background creating a moody ambiance. The ceramics feature glazes in tones of white, pink, blue, and brown, showcasing different textures and finishes.

Wheel Work

Each piece spun on the wheel carries subtle fingerprints, making every bowl uniquely mine.

A close-up view of hands shaping wet clay on a potter's wheel, with the clay spinning rapidly. The hands are covered in clay, showing focus and precision in the art of pottery.

Sketch Studies

My pencil sketches map the journey from ideas to finished ceramic forms with loose, flowing lines.

A ceramic bowl containing pencil shavings sits on a vibrant blue fabric surface. Nearby, there is an eraser and a set of pencils, with a sketch pad partially visible, suggesting a workspace for drawing or sketching.

Glaze Trials

A colorful array of glaze test tiles reveal my love for experimenting with surface textures and hues.

The image displays a pattern of colorful ceramic tiles arranged in a grid. The tiles feature various intricate designs and symbols, including floral, geometric, and abstract motifs. The tiles appear to be artistically handcrafted, with a mix of glossy and matte finishes.

Textured Bowls

Bowls etched with organic textures invite touch and showcase an imperfect, natural beauty.