tomo potters

circa 1982 When I was an art major in college, back in the '70's, I made a life-long friend, Paul 'Kalo'. He is a wonderf...

I know that my bisqued pots are happy that they are finally getting their coat of glaze: spot left on table by my wet pot! So hopeful...

Well, it's been a summer of earthquakes, hurricanes, power outages, and vacations. But we are now gearing up for our first fall show t...

On the morning my new issue of Studio Potter Magazine arrived I was in the process of recovering from a bout of food poisoning or an evil vi...

photo by Nancy Merrifield So, a dream for a long time, for me, was participating in a workshop at Haystack School in Deer Isle, Maine. I...

                       Well, in real time I have finished forming 62 mugs.  I have glazed 28 of them. Some I am happy with and some I am  ...

I threw my first group of mugs using a white stoneware clay from Standard called 181.  For the most part they are large and have a round fo...