Although I’ve had an Etsy shop for years I have always been dubious about selling through it, however in that time it has grown into a much better platform for contemporary makers to sell through with fantastic makers like Russell Kingston, Wendy Kershaw and Jennifer Hall. With this in mind I’ve bitten the bullet and…

I’m so pleased that Matt Cox and the Potfest team have worked so hard against the odds to host all three shows during the ever changing restrictions we’ve all had to face during lockdown. Dates and deadlines have changed but in essence the same experience will be provided for customers and exhibitors alike. Health and…

Sadly with Covid 19 forcing us to stay inside I’m not having as much fun in the sun as I’d like to. The bright side is that I work from home anyway so can fill my time making pots. Summer is the perfect time for making pots. The heat allows the clay to dry faster…

Brochure – Online If you click on this link you can see my whole range of pottery. There is definitely a point where Instagram posts and word of mouth are just sadly not enough so I’ve had fun working with Paul Butler to compile my range in a brochure for retailers and collectors of my…

Very proud to feature in Cliqq photography’s feature “the artisans” https://cliqq.co.uk/portfolio/artisans/ One cold winter morning (don’t let the lighting and T-shirt fool you) Denny Wright and his colleague Oliver Suckling visited me at my studio to film me making on the wheel. It was great fun and I was very impressed by the resulting film….

I am a potter working in Essex, England. I use British Terracotta clay to make contemporary Slipware using traditional techniques, sustainable materials and firing methods. My pots are functional, demonstrating ergonomic design and a skilled mastery of throwing, I feel the warm colours of the terracotta and burnt yellows of the glaze that pool in…