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This piece was thrown during my junior year of highschool. It helped reignite my passion for pottery.

My first time ever burning horse hair onto a piece.

Me pulling handles in my senior year of college studio.

This urn is special to me as it was made to hold the remains of my late cat Bean

I threw this vase while I was apprenticing under Danny Meisinger.

I threw and altered this teapot while I was apprenticing under Danny Meisinger

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I never planed on selling this platter until a lunch lady in my highschool pasted by the pottery display case and asked my teacher if she could potentially buy a piece of my work. I was ecstatic when I hear the news and sold her this platter for $15.

I made this mug and added the decal while I was apprenticing under Danny Meisinger.

My highschool studio set. Where I was working on carving this jar.

A multi sectioned vase I threw when I got back into pottery during my senior year of college.

I threw this orb while I was apprenticing under Danny Meisinger.

The inside of Danny Meisinger's anagama kiln (Big Magic)

I threw and altered this bong when I got back into pottery during my senior year of college.

I threw this vase when I got back into pottery during my senior year of college.

Working in my current studio with friends.

I threw this jar when I got back into pottery during my senior year of college.

Wheel thrown christmas tree luminaries

I threw and glazed this bowl when I got back into pottery during my senior year of college.

I threw these mini pots when I got back into pottery during my senior year of college.

Me talking to a customer at the Fort Collins Winter Farmers Market.

Stunning picture of three wheel thrown orbs stacked on top of each other.

A pumpkin thrown and altered on the pottery wheel.

My art department and I received first place overall at the Frontier League art show.

I threw this vase when I got back into pottery shortly after my senior year of college.

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