Vessels made out of clay, using different methods of construction including wheel thrown and hand built. Sizes range from an inch or so to approximately 18 inches. Some can be used for food service such as platters; most are mainly decorative; all are unique. Each piece is finished with a combination of colours in the …
Annabel Talbot’s ceramics blend traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design, drawing inspiration from natural landscapes. Her work features tactile surfaces and painterly glazes that evoke the textures and hues of earth and sky. Using both stoneware and porcelain, she experiments with coloured clays to create unique, atmospheric effects. Her pieces range from functional bowls, to sculptural …
Danielle’s work is inspired by the natural beauty of the local coastline. Using photographic references and on-site sketches, she blends these with memory, imagination, and abstract mark-making. Painting is essential to Danielles ceramic practice, guiding the exploration of colour and texture and resulting in ceramic pieces that serve as three-dimensional responses to paintings. Danielle primarily …
Traditional jewellery and ceramic techniques with a modern twist and architectural influence. Sterling silver is hand formed into delicate studs to statement chains inspired by traditional techniques including loop in loop chain. Statement pieces are then detailed with Amy’s signature use of cement. Alongside jewellery, Amy hand carves stoneware clay inspired by the Kurinuki carving …
Kate Lovery works in porcelain clay to create her unique, limited edition jewellery collection. Working in her North Yorkshire studio, each piece is crafted by hand – from colouring clay and hand polishing each shape to decorating with metallic lustres and making every earring hook. Inspiration comes from both the natural environment and a love …
The pure materiality, plasticity and versatility of clay and glaze inspires and drives this ceramic work. Transformed by the heat of the kiln into practical vessels for use in the home. Inspired by a training in the Leach and Japanese tradition and developed over 50 years of practice.
I create work to instigate healthy conversations and positive societal change regarding acceptance and knowledge of neurodiversity. I use my lived experience as a person with PTSD, ASD, ADHD symptoms and Dyslexia as the basis for my work. The use of different clay bodies symbolises the diversity of our society. The rabbit and other prey …
Final year, level 3 Art and Design students at Shipley College have been creating work across a wide range of contemporary craft disciplines – including printmaking, bookbinding and ceramics. Linocuts inspired by the surrounding Yorkshire landscape, screen printed designs inspired by nature adorn artworks and tote bags, handmade decks of playing cards and ceramic bowls …
Penny is a contemporary sculptor, artist and teacher based in York. Her work explores British wildlife, conveying the beauty, fragility, and vulnerability of her subject matter. Lock down allowed her a brief sojourn to explore a series of primate studies, however British wildlife has always remained central to her practice. Penny creates her pieces from …
Sarah enjoys exploring themes of forgotten story, folklore, history, the land and dreamscape in her work with a keen emphasis on ceramic and textile discipline with her current focus in handmade slipware and embroideries. Most of her ideas and musings come together first in free form machine embroideries. Some parts of these develop further into …