Workshop Experience
Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts
Newcastle, Maine
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| Amazingly balanced teapots made by John Neely at Watershed |
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| a rare action shot of me! |
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| unfired bottle set |
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New jar forms
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| Copus and his giant sparkler |
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| Josh Copus and the scove kiln he built at Watershed |
Salad Days!
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| Inspiration |
Final Days in Maine
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| Fresh picked blueberries from a mountaintop in Acadia National Park |
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| AMAZING five course meal put on by Adam Redd, PJ Hargraves, and Armando Minjarez |
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| Enjoying tea out of my new cup made by Kyla Toomey |
Interviews
Over the course of my time in Maine, I interviewed 10 potters living and working in the midcoast region. The objective of these inquisitions was to learn about each individuals unique approach to making a living as a potter. Each person I interviewed provided me with great feedback and advice for me to consider as I continue to grow and develop as an artist in the field. Below are some examples of a few of the studio spaces I visited.
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| Susan Dewsnap, Bates College |
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| Autumn Cippella, Rockland, Maine |
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| Rocky Mann, Bar Harbor, Maine |
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