Eastnor Pottery and The Flying Potter - Pottery Experiences for families, groups and individuals
It’s been a few weeks since I was last at the Brickworks. On my last visit, I left the largest completed vessel unwrapped to allow the bricks to dry and shrink. 
Introducing Sally, who has joined us this week on a work experience placement. Sally is a second year Ceramics student from Cardiff School of Art and Design. We are really grateful for the extra pair of hands, especially a degree student with knowledge and understanding of materials and process.
Tuesday was a busy day here at the Pottery. Gemma and myself were joined once again by Chris Smart – photographer extraordinaire, Natalie – exhibitions officer from Bilston Museum and Art Gallery, and Sally – work experience student from Cardiff School of Art and Design.
The day was spent photographing my work for the exhibition in July. There was a lot of ‘moving’ furniture and pottery around the studio as Chris experimented with backgrounds, light and composition. As per usual the results were fantastic. The images will be used for publicity purposes prior to the show and for large prints to be hung on the walls to compliment the pots.
For some years now, the nature of my practice has been interpersonal – I’ve worked with participants of all ages and abilities, making things out of clay destined to be recycled rather than being fired. 
