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I started setting  up  my  ceramic studio in  January of 2017.    I majored  in  fine arts  at Hamilton College and learned about  working  in  clay  from Professor  Robert  Palusky .  It  was with  his    support and  encouragement  that  I  went  on  to   the  University  of  Notre  to  complete  a Masters  Degree  in  Fine  Arts  and  further  develop  my  skills  and  knowledge  under  professor   William Kremer.  The  focus  of  my  work was  always  sculptural  but  I started throwing  and I  got  hooked.  

Making  a  living  and raising  a  family is  hard  to    do  as  artist so for most  of  my  life I ran    a   garden  design  and  construction   company.  The cool  part  of  my  company  was  that our  gardens  were  on  roof  tops  throughout  Manhattan. Plants were   just  a  part  of  the overall  product.  Elaborate  woodworking, cabinetry, lighting  systems,  irrigation  systems, decorative  steel work  were all  incorporated  in  to    our projects.  For  30  years  I  traveled  in  to  New York  from  our   suburban    home  to  create beautiful  outside  spaces   for  the   very  rich  and  sometimes   famous clients.  Click here to take a small look at my companies work.

Every  job  has  its  difficult  aspects    and my  wife  and  I  decided  we wanted  a  change. Our  kids finished  their  schooling.   Jane  my spouse of 30  years  landed    a  job  in  Valle  Crucis  school    and  moved  south  while  I    closed  up  business  and  put  our  home  on  the  market.  In  short  time  we  had   settled  in  Boone.  While  I  got  my    feet  under  me  I   started    working  in  the  school    system.  I  took pottery  classes  at  ASU in craft enrichment program  and  was  lucky  enough  to  have    Eric Reichard as  a  teacher.  Everyday I  work  in  my  studio  in  one  capacity  or  another  and  I  am  continuing    my  education at   ASU  in  the  craft  enrichment  program doing   some  glass, clay  and   metal  work.  I've  been    attending  national workshops  in  metal  casting  and  looking  for  every  opportunity  to  expand    my  creative  horizons.  So  as  part  of  this new    business  I am  developing  a website  and  developing  my  product    line.  Lots  to  do.  It's  a  work  very   much  in  process.  Please   take  a  look  at   my  site and  check  out  what  I  have  to  offer. I  am  very  committed  to exploring  ideas and  processes so  the  work  will  change.  Stay  tuned. I  hope  you'll  find   something  you    like  and  take  it  home  with  ya.  Enjoy  it!

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