About the potter:
Steve started working with ceramics in his late teens with sculptures and then
moved into wood crafting in his twenties. His art endeavors were interrupted
by a rather lengthy career in computers and semiconductors. Steve has been
inspired by his wife’s love for drawing and painting and his mother in-law's
ceramic art creations to once again work with his hands. Today Steve lives
with his wife and son in a small town along the northern California Coast
Steve started working with ceramics in his late teens with sculptures and then
moved into wood crafting in his twenties. His art endeavors were interrupted
by a rather lengthy career in computers and semiconductors. Steve has been
inspired by his wife’s love for drawing and painting and his mother in-law's
ceramic art creations to once again work with his hands. Today Steve lives
with his wife and son in a small town along the northern California Coast
| Steve and Buster (Special thanks to Buster for providing mane and tail hair for some of the featured works) |
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| Ingrid dabbled in drawing and painting for many years and now is completely hooked by the spell of throwing pots. Her love of art and ceramics is genetic as her mother has been an artist and potter for many years. Ingrid now mixes her love of horses with pottery to create the horse flavored pieces on this site. |
| We've moved! We're still near a coast, so the name is the same, but we are now in Washington in the shadow of the Olympic Mountains. Click here to see the new farm |