I work with clay to tell quiet stories. Using wheel-thrown and hand-built ceramics, I explore earthenware, stoneware, and porcelain, allowing each material to shape the work. Inspired by the natural world and small human emotions, my ceramics are nostalgic and illustrative, inviting a gentle pause and a childlike sense of wonder.
New work is added to my shop in small collections every 4–6 weeks. I enjoy experimenting to keep things fresh, exploring new glazes, forms, and illustrations.
Some designs are made in small runs; these will be available as made-to-order items in the shop. From time to time, I also sell my ceramics at pottery fairs and take part in exhibitions. You can find updates and upcoming events on my Instagram or on the events page.
Biography
I graduated in Ceramic Design from the Glasgow School of Art in 1996, including a final-year exchange at the University of Toledo, Ohio. I spent the following ten years working in community arts and teaching ceramics in the UK and USA, and in 2007 I established a community ceramics workshop in Govan, Glasgow.
In 2010, I moved to the Highlands and built a studio overlooking the Moray Firth, where I now work full time. My work has been exhibited widely, including at London Design Week, Top Drawer, Potfest, Lustre, and Ceramics in the City. My professional development has been supported by HI-Arts/Emergents, DesignMarch in Reykjavík, and a residency at Guldagergaard, Denmark.