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Spring! Its coming, even if it doesn’t feel like it. Come greet the season of regrowth with me at @createartdanforth on the Danforth :) Take a ceramics class with us and see what new things we can make blossom this spring. Monday Nights I teach a Queer Pottery Class, Tuesday nights is an Intro to Pottery Course, and there are tons of other options for you to try! Link in my Bio :)

https://createartstudio.ca/classes/clay-pottery-and-handbuilding-classes-for-adults/#techniques

#ceramics #torontoclay #clay #pottery torontopottery potterystudio createartstudio

Bad choice. #Trinidad to #Toronto

Jk. Love you Toronto 🥲

Finally getting back into throwing for myself. Time for experimenting! 💚
#pottery #wheel #ceramics

Tried to watch myself throw, all I learned was I make faces. This reclaim was extra gnarly.

#wheel #pottery #clay #ceramics #reclaim

Back in June, we had the pleasure of having @tshaskell for Gather atthe Gallery, Cultural Connections program! Attendees learned about life in Trinidad & Tobago, alongside Thomas’s artistic practice and upbringing. We go too try delicious Caribbean food catered by @madhusrotianddoubles. Attendees than got to follow along in creating Anthropomorphic Fruits! #KitchenerWaterlooEvents #WaterlooRegion #KitchenerWaterloo #KWawesome #KitchenerWaterlooEvents #workshops #artworkshops #ceramicworkshop #clay #cermic #clayclass #seniorliving #seniorevents

I had the honour and privilege of running a talk and taste talk, along with a hands on workshop at @cdnclayandglass in Waterloo as part of their Gather at the Gallery program. I gave a talk on ceramics in Trinidad and Tobago (Big shout out to Radika Pottery in Chaguanas) and then talked about my own practice, as well as my experience on The Great Canadian Pottery Throwdown. I’ve been so lucky to have had the opportunity to do workshops and talks across the province, the highlight of which is of course meeting the amazing clay communities that form around our shared passion. The gallery provided Trinbagonian staples like doubles, pholourie, aloo pies, peardrax, and coconut water! It felt like a perfect lil slice of home. The food of course was a huge hit, and if you’ve never had doubles, I recommend Kish’s, Ali’s, or East Danforth Roti in Toronto.
Then I came back and ran a workshop on my Consuming Caribbean line of anthropomorphic duppy fruits, and to make it extra Ontarian we did apples! What followed was a bushel of the strangest and most wonderful fruits. The reception I got from the attendees was heartwarming, they had so much fun doing something so out of the box! This is the energy that fuels me. Laughs were had, fruits were covered in eyes, mouths, and fingers, and I was truly touched to have been a part of it. The ceramics community in Canada is bountiful and full of some of the most amazing and inspiring people I’ve ever met. Every day I work with people in clay reminds me of the joy we get in making. Enough gushing, get out there and make something fun!
#ceramics #clay #community #clayandglassmuseum #pottery #handbuilding #workshop

I had the honour and privilege of running a talk and taste talk, along with a hands on workshop at @cdnclayandglass in Waterloo as part of their Gather at the Gallery program. I gave a talk on ceramics in Trinidad and Tobago (Big shout out to Radika Pottery in Chaguanas) and then talked about my own practice, as well as my experience on The Great Canadian Pottery Throwdown. I’ve been so lucky to have had the opportunity to do workshops and talks across the province, the highlight of which is of course meeting the amazing clay communities that form around our shared passion. The gallery provided Trinbagonian staples like doubles, pholourie, aloo pies, peardrax, and coconut water! It felt like a perfect lil slice of home. The food of course was a huge hit, and if you’ve never had doubles, I recommend Kish’s, Ali’s, or East Danforth Roti in Toronto.
Then I came back and ran a workshop on my Consuming Caribbean line of anthropomorphic duppy fruits, and to make it extra Ontarian we did apples! What followed was a bushel of the strangest and most wonderful fruits. The reception I got from the attendees was heartwarming, they had so much fun doing something so out of the box! This is the energy that fuels me. Laughs were had, fruits were covered in eyes, mouths, and fingers, and I was truly touched to have been a part of it. The ceramics community in Canada is bountiful and full of some of the most amazing and inspiring people I’ve ever met. Every day I work with people in clay reminds me of the joy we get in making. Enough gushing, get out there and make something fun!
#ceramics #clay #community #clayandglassmuseum #pottery #handbuilding #workshop

I had the honour and privilege of running a talk and taste talk, along with a hands on workshop at @cdnclayandglass in Waterloo as part of their Gather at the Gallery program. I gave a talk on ceramics in Trinidad and Tobago (Big shout out to Radika Pottery in Chaguanas) and then talked about my own practice, as well as my experience on The Great Canadian Pottery Throwdown. I’ve been so lucky to have had the opportunity to do workshops and talks across the province, the highlight of which is of course meeting the amazing clay communities that form around our shared passion. The gallery provided Trinbagonian staples like doubles, pholourie, aloo pies, peardrax, and coconut water! It felt like a perfect lil slice of home. The food of course was a huge hit, and if you’ve never had doubles, I recommend Kish’s, Ali’s, or East Danforth Roti in Toronto.
Then I came back and ran a workshop on my Consuming Caribbean line of anthropomorphic duppy fruits, and to make it extra Ontarian we did apples! What followed was a bushel of the strangest and most wonderful fruits. The reception I got from the attendees was heartwarming, they had so much fun doing something so out of the box! This is the energy that fuels me. Laughs were had, fruits were covered in eyes, mouths, and fingers, and I was truly touched to have been a part of it. The ceramics community in Canada is bountiful and full of some of the most amazing and inspiring people I’ve ever met. Every day I work with people in clay reminds me of the joy we get in making. Enough gushing, get out there and make something fun!
#ceramics #clay #community #clayandglassmuseum #pottery #handbuilding #workshop

I had the honour and privilege of running a talk and taste talk, along with a hands on workshop at @cdnclayandglass in Waterloo as part of their Gather at the Gallery program. I gave a talk on ceramics in Trinidad and Tobago (Big shout out to Radika Pottery in Chaguanas) and then talked about my own practice, as well as my experience on The Great Canadian Pottery Throwdown. I’ve been so lucky to have had the opportunity to do workshops and talks across the province, the highlight of which is of course meeting the amazing clay communities that form around our shared passion. The gallery provided Trinbagonian staples like doubles, pholourie, aloo pies, peardrax, and coconut water! It felt like a perfect lil slice of home. The food of course was a huge hit, and if you’ve never had doubles, I recommend Kish’s, Ali’s, or East Danforth Roti in Toronto.
Then I came back and ran a workshop on my Consuming Caribbean line of anthropomorphic duppy fruits, and to make it extra Ontarian we did apples! What followed was a bushel of the strangest and most wonderful fruits. The reception I got from the attendees was heartwarming, they had so much fun doing something so out of the box! This is the energy that fuels me. Laughs were had, fruits were covered in eyes, mouths, and fingers, and I was truly touched to have been a part of it. The ceramics community in Canada is bountiful and full of some of the most amazing and inspiring people I’ve ever met. Every day I work with people in clay reminds me of the joy we get in making. Enough gushing, get out there and make something fun!
#ceramics #clay #community #clayandglassmuseum #pottery #handbuilding #workshop

I had the honour and privilege of running a talk and taste talk, along with a hands on workshop at @cdnclayandglass in Waterloo as part of their Gather at the Gallery program. I gave a talk on ceramics in Trinidad and Tobago (Big shout out to Radika Pottery in Chaguanas) and then talked about my own practice, as well as my experience on The Great Canadian Pottery Throwdown. I’ve been so lucky to have had the opportunity to do workshops and talks across the province, the highlight of which is of course meeting the amazing clay communities that form around our shared passion. The gallery provided Trinbagonian staples like doubles, pholourie, aloo pies, peardrax, and coconut water! It felt like a perfect lil slice of home. The food of course was a huge hit, and if you’ve never had doubles, I recommend Kish’s, Ali’s, or East Danforth Roti in Toronto.
Then I came back and ran a workshop on my Consuming Caribbean line of anthropomorphic duppy fruits, and to make it extra Ontarian we did apples! What followed was a bushel of the strangest and most wonderful fruits. The reception I got from the attendees was heartwarming, they had so much fun doing something so out of the box! This is the energy that fuels me. Laughs were had, fruits were covered in eyes, mouths, and fingers, and I was truly touched to have been a part of it. The ceramics community in Canada is bountiful and full of some of the most amazing and inspiring people I’ve ever met. Every day I work with people in clay reminds me of the joy we get in making. Enough gushing, get out there and make something fun!
#ceramics #clay #community #clayandglassmuseum #pottery #handbuilding #workshop

I had the honour and privilege of running a talk and taste talk, along with a hands on workshop at @cdnclayandglass in Waterloo as part of their Gather at the Gallery program. I gave a talk on ceramics in Trinidad and Tobago (Big shout out to Radika Pottery in Chaguanas) and then talked about my own practice, as well as my experience on The Great Canadian Pottery Throwdown. I’ve been so lucky to have had the opportunity to do workshops and talks across the province, the highlight of which is of course meeting the amazing clay communities that form around our shared passion. The gallery provided Trinbagonian staples like doubles, pholourie, aloo pies, peardrax, and coconut water! It felt like a perfect lil slice of home. The food of course was a huge hit, and if you’ve never had doubles, I recommend Kish’s, Ali’s, or East Danforth Roti in Toronto.
Then I came back and ran a workshop on my Consuming Caribbean line of anthropomorphic duppy fruits, and to make it extra Ontarian we did apples! What followed was a bushel of the strangest and most wonderful fruits. The reception I got from the attendees was heartwarming, they had so much fun doing something so out of the box! This is the energy that fuels me. Laughs were had, fruits were covered in eyes, mouths, and fingers, and I was truly touched to have been a part of it. The ceramics community in Canada is bountiful and full of some of the most amazing and inspiring people I’ve ever met. Every day I work with people in clay reminds me of the joy we get in making. Enough gushing, get out there and make something fun!
#ceramics #clay #community #clayandglassmuseum #pottery #handbuilding #workshop

I had the honour and privilege of running a talk and taste talk, along with a hands on workshop at @cdnclayandglass in Waterloo as part of their Gather at the Gallery program. I gave a talk on ceramics in Trinidad and Tobago (Big shout out to Radika Pottery in Chaguanas) and then talked about my own practice, as well as my experience on The Great Canadian Pottery Throwdown. I’ve been so lucky to have had the opportunity to do workshops and talks across the province, the highlight of which is of course meeting the amazing clay communities that form around our shared passion. The gallery provided Trinbagonian staples like doubles, pholourie, aloo pies, peardrax, and coconut water! It felt like a perfect lil slice of home. The food of course was a huge hit, and if you’ve never had doubles, I recommend Kish’s, Ali’s, or East Danforth Roti in Toronto.
Then I came back and ran a workshop on my Consuming Caribbean line of anthropomorphic duppy fruits, and to make it extra Ontarian we did apples! What followed was a bushel of the strangest and most wonderful fruits. The reception I got from the attendees was heartwarming, they had so much fun doing something so out of the box! This is the energy that fuels me. Laughs were had, fruits were covered in eyes, mouths, and fingers, and I was truly touched to have been a part of it. The ceramics community in Canada is bountiful and full of some of the most amazing and inspiring people I’ve ever met. Every day I work with people in clay reminds me of the joy we get in making. Enough gushing, get out there and make something fun!
#ceramics #clay #community #clayandglassmuseum #pottery #handbuilding #workshop

I had the honour and privilege of running a talk and taste talk, along with a hands on workshop at @cdnclayandglass in Waterloo as part of their Gather at the Gallery program. I gave a talk on ceramics in Trinidad and Tobago (Big shout out to Radika Pottery in Chaguanas) and then talked about my own practice, as well as my experience on The Great Canadian Pottery Throwdown. I’ve been so lucky to have had the opportunity to do workshops and talks across the province, the highlight of which is of course meeting the amazing clay communities that form around our shared passion. The gallery provided Trinbagonian staples like doubles, pholourie, aloo pies, peardrax, and coconut water! It felt like a perfect lil slice of home. The food of course was a huge hit, and if you’ve never had doubles, I recommend Kish’s, Ali’s, or East Danforth Roti in Toronto.
Then I came back and ran a workshop on my Consuming Caribbean line of anthropomorphic duppy fruits, and to make it extra Ontarian we did apples! What followed was a bushel of the strangest and most wonderful fruits. The reception I got from the attendees was heartwarming, they had so much fun doing something so out of the box! This is the energy that fuels me. Laughs were had, fruits were covered in eyes, mouths, and fingers, and I was truly touched to have been a part of it. The ceramics community in Canada is bountiful and full of some of the most amazing and inspiring people I’ve ever met. Every day I work with people in clay reminds me of the joy we get in making. Enough gushing, get out there and make something fun!
#ceramics #clay #community #clayandglassmuseum #pottery #handbuilding #workshop

I had the honour and privilege of running a talk and taste talk, along with a hands on workshop at @cdnclayandglass in Waterloo as part of their Gather at the Gallery program. I gave a talk on ceramics in Trinidad and Tobago (Big shout out to Radika Pottery in Chaguanas) and then talked about my own practice, as well as my experience on The Great Canadian Pottery Throwdown. I’ve been so lucky to have had the opportunity to do workshops and talks across the province, the highlight of which is of course meeting the amazing clay communities that form around our shared passion. The gallery provided Trinbagonian staples like doubles, pholourie, aloo pies, peardrax, and coconut water! It felt like a perfect lil slice of home. The food of course was a huge hit, and if you’ve never had doubles, I recommend Kish’s, Ali’s, or East Danforth Roti in Toronto.
Then I came back and ran a workshop on my Consuming Caribbean line of anthropomorphic duppy fruits, and to make it extra Ontarian we did apples! What followed was a bushel of the strangest and most wonderful fruits. The reception I got from the attendees was heartwarming, they had so much fun doing something so out of the box! This is the energy that fuels me. Laughs were had, fruits were covered in eyes, mouths, and fingers, and I was truly touched to have been a part of it. The ceramics community in Canada is bountiful and full of some of the most amazing and inspiring people I’ve ever met. Every day I work with people in clay reminds me of the joy we get in making. Enough gushing, get out there and make something fun!
#ceramics #clay #community #clayandglassmuseum #pottery #handbuilding #workshop

I had the honour and privilege of running a talk and taste talk, along with a hands on workshop at @cdnclayandglass in Waterloo as part of their Gather at the Gallery program. I gave a talk on ceramics in Trinidad and Tobago (Big shout out to Radika Pottery in Chaguanas) and then talked about my own practice, as well as my experience on The Great Canadian Pottery Throwdown. I’ve been so lucky to have had the opportunity to do workshops and talks across the province, the highlight of which is of course meeting the amazing clay communities that form around our shared passion. The gallery provided Trinbagonian staples like doubles, pholourie, aloo pies, peardrax, and coconut water! It felt like a perfect lil slice of home. The food of course was a huge hit, and if you’ve never had doubles, I recommend Kish’s, Ali’s, or East Danforth Roti in Toronto.
Then I came back and ran a workshop on my Consuming Caribbean line of anthropomorphic duppy fruits, and to make it extra Ontarian we did apples! What followed was a bushel of the strangest and most wonderful fruits. The reception I got from the attendees was heartwarming, they had so much fun doing something so out of the box! This is the energy that fuels me. Laughs were had, fruits were covered in eyes, mouths, and fingers, and I was truly touched to have been a part of it. The ceramics community in Canada is bountiful and full of some of the most amazing and inspiring people I’ve ever met. Every day I work with people in clay reminds me of the joy we get in making. Enough gushing, get out there and make something fun!
#ceramics #clay #community #clayandglassmuseum #pottery #handbuilding #workshop

I had the honour and privilege of running a talk and taste talk, along with a hands on workshop at @cdnclayandglass in Waterloo as part of their Gather at the Gallery program. I gave a talk on ceramics in Trinidad and Tobago (Big shout out to Radika Pottery in Chaguanas) and then talked about my own practice, as well as my experience on The Great Canadian Pottery Throwdown. I’ve been so lucky to have had the opportunity to do workshops and talks across the province, the highlight of which is of course meeting the amazing clay communities that form around our shared passion. The gallery provided Trinbagonian staples like doubles, pholourie, aloo pies, peardrax, and coconut water! It felt like a perfect lil slice of home. The food of course was a huge hit, and if you’ve never had doubles, I recommend Kish’s, Ali’s, or East Danforth Roti in Toronto.
Then I came back and ran a workshop on my Consuming Caribbean line of anthropomorphic duppy fruits, and to make it extra Ontarian we did apples! What followed was a bushel of the strangest and most wonderful fruits. The reception I got from the attendees was heartwarming, they had so much fun doing something so out of the box! This is the energy that fuels me. Laughs were had, fruits were covered in eyes, mouths, and fingers, and I was truly touched to have been a part of it. The ceramics community in Canada is bountiful and full of some of the most amazing and inspiring people I’ve ever met. Every day I work with people in clay reminds me of the joy we get in making. Enough gushing, get out there and make something fun!
#ceramics #clay #community #clayandglassmuseum #pottery #handbuilding #workshop

I had the honour and privilege of running a talk and taste talk, along with a hands on workshop at @cdnclayandglass in Waterloo as part of their Gather at the Gallery program. I gave a talk on ceramics in Trinidad and Tobago (Big shout out to Radika Pottery in Chaguanas) and then talked about my own practice, as well as my experience on The Great Canadian Pottery Throwdown. I’ve been so lucky to have had the opportunity to do workshops and talks across the province, the highlight of which is of course meeting the amazing clay communities that form around our shared passion. The gallery provided Trinbagonian staples like doubles, pholourie, aloo pies, peardrax, and coconut water! It felt like a perfect lil slice of home. The food of course was a huge hit, and if you’ve never had doubles, I recommend Kish’s, Ali’s, or East Danforth Roti in Toronto.
Then I came back and ran a workshop on my Consuming Caribbean line of anthropomorphic duppy fruits, and to make it extra Ontarian we did apples! What followed was a bushel of the strangest and most wonderful fruits. The reception I got from the attendees was heartwarming, they had so much fun doing something so out of the box! This is the energy that fuels me. Laughs were had, fruits were covered in eyes, mouths, and fingers, and I was truly touched to have been a part of it. The ceramics community in Canada is bountiful and full of some of the most amazing and inspiring people I’ve ever met. Every day I work with people in clay reminds me of the joy we get in making. Enough gushing, get out there and make something fun!
#ceramics #clay #community #clayandglassmuseum #pottery #handbuilding #workshop

Fresh out of the kiln! Surrealist sculptures inspired by @tshaskell . Thomas visited our ceramics class and shared his clay journey with us. We delved into the world of surrealism and myth. Thank you Thomas for sharing your ideas, your lived experience and your brilliant creativity!

Fresh out of the kiln! Surrealist sculptures inspired by @tshaskell . Thomas visited our ceramics class and shared his clay journey with us. We delved into the world of surrealism and myth. Thank you Thomas for sharing your ideas, your lived experience and your brilliant creativity!

Fresh out of the kiln! Surrealist sculptures inspired by @tshaskell . Thomas visited our ceramics class and shared his clay journey with us. We delved into the world of surrealism and myth. Thank you Thomas for sharing your ideas, your lived experience and your brilliant creativity!

Fresh out of the kiln! Surrealist sculptures inspired by @tshaskell . Thomas visited our ceramics class and shared his clay journey with us. We delved into the world of surrealism and myth. Thank you Thomas for sharing your ideas, your lived experience and your brilliant creativity!

Fresh out of the kiln! Surrealist sculptures inspired by @tshaskell . Thomas visited our ceramics class and shared his clay journey with us. We delved into the world of surrealism and myth. Thank you Thomas for sharing your ideas, your lived experience and your brilliant creativity!

Fresh out of the kiln! Surrealist sculptures inspired by @tshaskell . Thomas visited our ceramics class and shared his clay journey with us. We delved into the world of surrealism and myth. Thank you Thomas for sharing your ideas, your lived experience and your brilliant creativity!

This past Saturday I had the absolute joy to attend @tuckers.pottery 50th Anniversary. An entire day of pottery, people, and fabulous activities. From amazing talks by @spectrum_glazes_demo, @amacobrent and so many more. There were free samples, free food from @heirloomtoronto that was to die for. All day raku, endless discounts, it really was such an amazing celebration. I got to see the absolutely angelic @claygirlceramics and spend the day chatting clay, eating, and definitely getting sunburnt. (Rookie error) The icing on the cake was definitely watching the clay olympics, which I volunteered for at the last second. We had some titans in the pottery world competing, @juliemoonceramics and @michellemendlowitz were, as always, masterful. Truly so thankful to Tucker’s for having such a brilliant celebration, and always so heartwarming to be surrounded with by the pottery community here in Toronto. Warm hearts, blazing passions, deft hands. It was glorious at every turn. Bravo again Tuckers, the bedrock of our community. 💚
#pottery #ceramics #tuckerspotterysupply #potters

This past Saturday I had the absolute joy to attend @tuckers.pottery 50th Anniversary. An entire day of pottery, people, and fabulous activities. From amazing talks by @spectrum_glazes_demo, @amacobrent and so many more. There were free samples, free food from @heirloomtoronto that was to die for. All day raku, endless discounts, it really was such an amazing celebration. I got to see the absolutely angelic @claygirlceramics and spend the day chatting clay, eating, and definitely getting sunburnt. (Rookie error) The icing on the cake was definitely watching the clay olympics, which I volunteered for at the last second. We had some titans in the pottery world competing, @juliemoonceramics and @michellemendlowitz were, as always, masterful. Truly so thankful to Tucker’s for having such a brilliant celebration, and always so heartwarming to be surrounded with by the pottery community here in Toronto. Warm hearts, blazing passions, deft hands. It was glorious at every turn. Bravo again Tuckers, the bedrock of our community. 💚
#pottery #ceramics #tuckerspotterysupply #potters

This past Saturday I had the absolute joy to attend @tuckers.pottery 50th Anniversary. An entire day of pottery, people, and fabulous activities. From amazing talks by @spectrum_glazes_demo, @amacobrent and so many more. There were free samples, free food from @heirloomtoronto that was to die for. All day raku, endless discounts, it really was such an amazing celebration. I got to see the absolutely angelic @claygirlceramics and spend the day chatting clay, eating, and definitely getting sunburnt. (Rookie error) The icing on the cake was definitely watching the clay olympics, which I volunteered for at the last second. We had some titans in the pottery world competing, @juliemoonceramics and @michellemendlowitz were, as always, masterful. Truly so thankful to Tucker’s for having such a brilliant celebration, and always so heartwarming to be surrounded with by the pottery community here in Toronto. Warm hearts, blazing passions, deft hands. It was glorious at every turn. Bravo again Tuckers, the bedrock of our community. 💚
#pottery #ceramics #tuckerspotterysupply #potters

This past Saturday I had the absolute joy to attend @tuckers.pottery 50th Anniversary. An entire day of pottery, people, and fabulous activities. From amazing talks by @spectrum_glazes_demo, @amacobrent and so many more. There were free samples, free food from @heirloomtoronto that was to die for. All day raku, endless discounts, it really was such an amazing celebration. I got to see the absolutely angelic @claygirlceramics and spend the day chatting clay, eating, and definitely getting sunburnt. (Rookie error) The icing on the cake was definitely watching the clay olympics, which I volunteered for at the last second. We had some titans in the pottery world competing, @juliemoonceramics and @michellemendlowitz were, as always, masterful. Truly so thankful to Tucker’s for having such a brilliant celebration, and always so heartwarming to be surrounded with by the pottery community here in Toronto. Warm hearts, blazing passions, deft hands. It was glorious at every turn. Bravo again Tuckers, the bedrock of our community. 💚
#pottery #ceramics #tuckerspotterysupply #potters

This past Saturday I had the absolute joy to attend @tuckers.pottery 50th Anniversary. An entire day of pottery, people, and fabulous activities. From amazing talks by @spectrum_glazes_demo, @amacobrent and so many more. There were free samples, free food from @heirloomtoronto that was to die for. All day raku, endless discounts, it really was such an amazing celebration. I got to see the absolutely angelic @claygirlceramics and spend the day chatting clay, eating, and definitely getting sunburnt. (Rookie error) The icing on the cake was definitely watching the clay olympics, which I volunteered for at the last second. We had some titans in the pottery world competing, @juliemoonceramics and @michellemendlowitz were, as always, masterful. Truly so thankful to Tucker’s for having such a brilliant celebration, and always so heartwarming to be surrounded with by the pottery community here in Toronto. Warm hearts, blazing passions, deft hands. It was glorious at every turn. Bravo again Tuckers, the bedrock of our community. 💚
#pottery #ceramics #tuckerspotterysupply #potters

This past Saturday I had the absolute joy to attend @tuckers.pottery 50th Anniversary. An entire day of pottery, people, and fabulous activities. From amazing talks by @spectrum_glazes_demo, @amacobrent and so many more. There were free samples, free food from @heirloomtoronto that was to die for. All day raku, endless discounts, it really was such an amazing celebration. I got to see the absolutely angelic @claygirlceramics and spend the day chatting clay, eating, and definitely getting sunburnt. (Rookie error) The icing on the cake was definitely watching the clay olympics, which I volunteered for at the last second. We had some titans in the pottery world competing, @juliemoonceramics and @michellemendlowitz were, as always, masterful. Truly so thankful to Tucker’s for having such a brilliant celebration, and always so heartwarming to be surrounded with by the pottery community here in Toronto. Warm hearts, blazing passions, deft hands. It was glorious at every turn. Bravo again Tuckers, the bedrock of our community. 💚
#pottery #ceramics #tuckerspotterysupply #potters

This past Saturday I had the absolute joy to attend @tuckers.pottery 50th Anniversary. An entire day of pottery, people, and fabulous activities. From amazing talks by @spectrum_glazes_demo, @amacobrent and so many more. There were free samples, free food from @heirloomtoronto that was to die for. All day raku, endless discounts, it really was such an amazing celebration. I got to see the absolutely angelic @claygirlceramics and spend the day chatting clay, eating, and definitely getting sunburnt. (Rookie error) The icing on the cake was definitely watching the clay olympics, which I volunteered for at the last second. We had some titans in the pottery world competing, @juliemoonceramics and @michellemendlowitz were, as always, masterful. Truly so thankful to Tucker’s for having such a brilliant celebration, and always so heartwarming to be surrounded with by the pottery community here in Toronto. Warm hearts, blazing passions, deft hands. It was glorious at every turn. Bravo again Tuckers, the bedrock of our community. 💚
#pottery #ceramics #tuckerspotterysupply #potters

This past Saturday I had the absolute joy to attend @tuckers.pottery 50th Anniversary. An entire day of pottery, people, and fabulous activities. From amazing talks by @spectrum_glazes_demo, @amacobrent and so many more. There were free samples, free food from @heirloomtoronto that was to die for. All day raku, endless discounts, it really was such an amazing celebration. I got to see the absolutely angelic @claygirlceramics and spend the day chatting clay, eating, and definitely getting sunburnt. (Rookie error) The icing on the cake was definitely watching the clay olympics, which I volunteered for at the last second. We had some titans in the pottery world competing, @juliemoonceramics and @michellemendlowitz were, as always, masterful. Truly so thankful to Tucker’s for having such a brilliant celebration, and always so heartwarming to be surrounded with by the pottery community here in Toronto. Warm hearts, blazing passions, deft hands. It was glorious at every turn. Bravo again Tuckers, the bedrock of our community. 💚
#pottery #ceramics #tuckerspotterysupply #potters

We’re baking up some delicious projects here at @createartdanforth. @ceramibee and I love to create fun and delicious looking desserts. One of my favourite assets of clay is its versatility! You can make anything you set your mind to, be it expressive pieces rich in narrative and in the same breath make something absolutely fun, funky, and silly. Spots are filling up in our clay classes! Register now for our next session starting in March over at createartstudio.ca !!

#patisserie #boulangerie #ceramics #pottery #sculpture #bakery

We’re baking up some delicious projects here at @createartdanforth. @ceramibee and I love to create fun and delicious looking desserts. One of my favourite assets of clay is its versatility! You can make anything you set your mind to, be it expressive pieces rich in narrative and in the same breath make something absolutely fun, funky, and silly. Spots are filling up in our clay classes! Register now for our next session starting in March over at createartstudio.ca !!

#patisserie #boulangerie #ceramics #pottery #sculpture #bakery

We’re baking up some delicious projects here at @createartdanforth. @ceramibee and I love to create fun and delicious looking desserts. One of my favourite assets of clay is its versatility! You can make anything you set your mind to, be it expressive pieces rich in narrative and in the same breath make something absolutely fun, funky, and silly. Spots are filling up in our clay classes! Register now for our next session starting in March over at createartstudio.ca !!

#patisserie #boulangerie #ceramics #pottery #sculpture #bakery

We’re baking up some delicious projects here at @createartdanforth. @ceramibee and I love to create fun and delicious looking desserts. One of my favourite assets of clay is its versatility! You can make anything you set your mind to, be it expressive pieces rich in narrative and in the same breath make something absolutely fun, funky, and silly. Spots are filling up in our clay classes! Register now for our next session starting in March over at createartstudio.ca !!

#patisserie #boulangerie #ceramics #pottery #sculpture #bakery

We’re baking up some delicious projects here at @createartdanforth. @ceramibee and I love to create fun and delicious looking desserts. One of my favourite assets of clay is its versatility! You can make anything you set your mind to, be it expressive pieces rich in narrative and in the same breath make something absolutely fun, funky, and silly. Spots are filling up in our clay classes! Register now for our next session starting in March over at createartstudio.ca !!

#patisserie #boulangerie #ceramics #pottery #sculpture #bakery

Happy Valentine’s Day everyone. Pictured, my heart; fired to cone 6 in a faded palladium glaze. Small, hard, and removed. 🫀

#ceramics #valentinesday

A year ago today the first episode of The Great Canadian Pottery Throwdown aired. I can wax poetic about how much it changed my life, the opportunities that came from it, but ultimately it’s about the people involved. We may be miles apart, but we all share a precious part of this. And that’s for life. I’m so thankful for the love that poured out, and to be a part of a cohort of people who love clay. We had the chance to share our love of ceramics with an audience that loves it with equal magnitude. I thank everyone involved with an open heart, and look forward to new and exciting projects.

Big love to you reader, hope you enjoyed watching it as much as we enjoyed making it.

#thegreatcanadianpotterythrowdown

A year ago today the first episode of The Great Canadian Pottery Throwdown aired. I can wax poetic about how much it changed my life, the opportunities that came from it, but ultimately it’s about the people involved. We may be miles apart, but we all share a precious part of this. And that’s for life. I’m so thankful for the love that poured out, and to be a part of a cohort of people who love clay. We had the chance to share our love of ceramics with an audience that loves it with equal magnitude. I thank everyone involved with an open heart, and look forward to new and exciting projects.

Big love to you reader, hope you enjoyed watching it as much as we enjoyed making it.

#thegreatcanadianpotterythrowdown

A year ago today the first episode of The Great Canadian Pottery Throwdown aired. I can wax poetic about how much it changed my life, the opportunities that came from it, but ultimately it’s about the people involved. We may be miles apart, but we all share a precious part of this. And that’s for life. I’m so thankful for the love that poured out, and to be a part of a cohort of people who love clay. We had the chance to share our love of ceramics with an audience that loves it with equal magnitude. I thank everyone involved with an open heart, and look forward to new and exciting projects.

Big love to you reader, hope you enjoyed watching it as much as we enjoyed making it.

#thegreatcanadianpotterythrowdown

A year ago today the first episode of The Great Canadian Pottery Throwdown aired. I can wax poetic about how much it changed my life, the opportunities that came from it, but ultimately it’s about the people involved. We may be miles apart, but we all share a precious part of this. And that’s for life. I’m so thankful for the love that poured out, and to be a part of a cohort of people who love clay. We had the chance to share our love of ceramics with an audience that loves it with equal magnitude. I thank everyone involved with an open heart, and look forward to new and exciting projects.

Big love to you reader, hope you enjoyed watching it as much as we enjoyed making it.

#thegreatcanadianpotterythrowdown

A year ago today the first episode of The Great Canadian Pottery Throwdown aired. I can wax poetic about how much it changed my life, the opportunities that came from it, but ultimately it’s about the people involved. We may be miles apart, but we all share a precious part of this. And that’s for life. I’m so thankful for the love that poured out, and to be a part of a cohort of people who love clay. We had the chance to share our love of ceramics with an audience that loves it with equal magnitude. I thank everyone involved with an open heart, and look forward to new and exciting projects.

Big love to you reader, hope you enjoyed watching it as much as we enjoyed making it.

#thegreatcanadianpotterythrowdown

A year ago today the first episode of The Great Canadian Pottery Throwdown aired. I can wax poetic about how much it changed my life, the opportunities that came from it, but ultimately it’s about the people involved. We may be miles apart, but we all share a precious part of this. And that’s for life. I’m so thankful for the love that poured out, and to be a part of a cohort of people who love clay. We had the chance to share our love of ceramics with an audience that loves it with equal magnitude. I thank everyone involved with an open heart, and look forward to new and exciting projects.

Big love to you reader, hope you enjoyed watching it as much as we enjoyed making it.

#thegreatcanadianpotterythrowdown

A year ago today the first episode of The Great Canadian Pottery Throwdown aired. I can wax poetic about how much it changed my life, the opportunities that came from it, but ultimately it’s about the people involved. We may be miles apart, but we all share a precious part of this. And that’s for life. I’m so thankful for the love that poured out, and to be a part of a cohort of people who love clay. We had the chance to share our love of ceramics with an audience that loves it with equal magnitude. I thank everyone involved with an open heart, and look forward to new and exciting projects.

Big love to you reader, hope you enjoyed watching it as much as we enjoyed making it.

#thegreatcanadianpotterythrowdown

One of my favourite things to reflect on is how we make faces, how we sculpt them, and how that changes over the years. These were all part of a series about Mama D’lo and how coral is so vibrant, fragile, and slowly being destroyed. Each time I make a face I think about who they could be, when you make faces what do you think about?

#Ceramics #CeramicSculpture #Stoneware #Clay #Pottery #Sculpture #Faces #QueerArt #TriniQueerArt #TriniArt#mamadlo #Folklore #Coral

One of my favourite things to reflect on is how we make faces, how we sculpt them, and how that changes over the years. These were all part of a series about Mama D’lo and how coral is so vibrant, fragile, and slowly being destroyed. Each time I make a face I think about who they could be, when you make faces what do you think about?

#Ceramics #CeramicSculpture #Stoneware #Clay #Pottery #Sculpture #Faces #QueerArt #TriniQueerArt #TriniArt#mamadlo #Folklore #Coral

One of my favourite things to reflect on is how we make faces, how we sculpt them, and how that changes over the years. These were all part of a series about Mama D’lo and how coral is so vibrant, fragile, and slowly being destroyed. Each time I make a face I think about who they could be, when you make faces what do you think about?

#Ceramics #CeramicSculpture #Stoneware #Clay #Pottery #Sculpture #Faces #QueerArt #TriniQueerArt #TriniArt#mamadlo #Folklore #Coral

One of my favourite things to reflect on is how we make faces, how we sculpt them, and how that changes over the years. These were all part of a series about Mama D’lo and how coral is so vibrant, fragile, and slowly being destroyed. Each time I make a face I think about who they could be, when you make faces what do you think about?

#Ceramics #CeramicSculpture #Stoneware #Clay #Pottery #Sculpture #Faces #QueerArt #TriniQueerArt #TriniArt#mamadlo #Folklore #Coral

One of my favourite things to reflect on is how we make faces, how we sculpt them, and how that changes over the years. These were all part of a series about Mama D’lo and how coral is so vibrant, fragile, and slowly being destroyed. Each time I make a face I think about who they could be, when you make faces what do you think about?

#Ceramics #CeramicSculpture #Stoneware #Clay #Pottery #Sculpture #Faces #QueerArt #TriniQueerArt #TriniArt#mamadlo #Folklore #Coral

One of my favourite things to reflect on is how we make faces, how we sculpt them, and how that changes over the years. These were all part of a series about Mama D’lo and how coral is so vibrant, fragile, and slowly being destroyed. Each time I make a face I think about who they could be, when you make faces what do you think about?

#Ceramics #CeramicSculpture #Stoneware #Clay #Pottery #Sculpture #Faces #QueerArt #TriniQueerArt #TriniArt#mamadlo #Folklore #Coral