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I took my second batch of sculptures to the Ferini gallery in Pakefield earlier this week in preparation for their show which opens on the 3rd of April through to the 4th of May. Amazed at the quality of work the other potters have presented and feel quite honoured that mine is included . Really excited that my sculpture called Mela is represented in the exhibition booklet.

Dropped my Work at the Undercroft in Norwich today, with the assistance of my mother and was lucky enough to get a parking space right outside the entrance. Potter’s are dropping their work at the gallery after which they are being curated.

Really happy my king made it through the first firing and I now have the fun of decorating him. Lots of time taken to try and create his fantastic dress plus working on giving him a debouched look. Can’t wait to see my friend at the Kings Head in Bawburgh and see what he thinks.

Looking forward to the exhibition!

Currently working on a figure being trapped by circumstances. Ensnared and restrained by the bonds of life.

This sculpture has been made as a commission to thank the owner of the King’s Head in Bawburgh. I’ve finished making the head and body plus a crown which I’m still deciding whether to leave as removable. It now needs to dry out and bisque fire..

Really pleased that my sculpture of a woman deep in thought made it through the kiln, thanks to the kiln gods, I am still thinking of a name for her, but am loving the shiny glaze splashes, and curled up toes,.

Really pleased that my latest sculpture has made it through a second firing with paint on glazes. This one was based on a work colleague who was having a bad day hence the name. I think I captured his mood.

I’ve not had as much time to sculpt recently, as I’ve had to move out of my home whilst some emergency building repairs are being carried out. When things happen out of your control it makes me appreciate how lucky I am to live in England and have a roof over my head. I’m missing the moor and lovely sunrises I normally enjoy in the mornings but hopefully will be back home soon.

I was really excited to have been selected to exhibit in the annual “Black Shuck” competition at the Bell Gallery in Bungay. The Weeping...

I've been working on a few different projects recently, I was considering entering a competition based in Cromer, but I think that I have...

This one is based on one of my colleagues who was having a bad day, although based on him, I was trying to express his emotions..

The watcher has now completed his glazing successfully and has emerged from the kiln ready to start watching what’s going on. How many...

Having got caught in a rain storm earlier this week, I had an urge to create a sculpture of someone enjoying the feel of rain drops on...

I rather stupidly left my phone at the studio, so on returning to collect it, decided to crack on with brush on glazes for two figures...

This little one sold over the weekend, she’s gone to a good home. I’ll miss her calming presence on my fireplace.

There is a competition in July at Beccles for artwork based on Norfolk folklore. I’ve decided to create the weeping horse of Trowse. ...

Our first showing as a community pottery studio at Beckets Chapel went exceptionally well, with a packed out private viewing last Friday....

I’ve been working on this sculpture last night at the Pottery studio needs a few more final touches than ready for bisque firing

I’m really excited to see my works all collated together and displayed at Beckets Chapel. As a community of Potter is this year‘s work...