Since 1968, I have been involved with clay and the making of pottery. The first six years were spent as a student, receiving an undergraduate degree in art from Pepperdine University and an MA and MFA in ceramics from the University of Iowa. The goal was to become a ceramic professor at a University.
Early on, I learned that I loved making things from clay and didn't love teaching. So, in 1973, I moved to rural Linn county in Oregon, and opened a pottery. After leaving the academic world behind, my education continued in the real world; what to make, how to make it, and most importantly, how to make a living with clay.
Early on, I learned that I loved making things from clay and didn't love teaching. So, in 1973, I moved to rural Linn county in Oregon, and opened a pottery. After leaving the academic world behind, my education continued in the real world; what to make, how to make it, and most importantly, how to make a living with clay.
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