05/26/2026
People often ask why I choose to share photographs instead of videos when it pertains to how I present the ClayGround on social media. The answer is simple: it’s my way of honoring both the students and teachers.
I want you, dear follower, to take a moment to sit with each image. Observe the delicate arch of a hand holding a rib, or the thoughtful expression of a student contemplating their next creative move. Each potter’s wheel is unique, just like the student behind it.
On a personal note, I prefer not to share the silly—sometimes borderline ridiculous—things I say to elicit smiles from students and teachers. I also want to protect those intimate conversations that unfold in the studio.
It’s an honor to share these glimpses into each student’s personal journey. I hope you enjoy them as much as I enjoy capturing these moments.