
Beautiful Eumundi Markets
The next eumundi market for my little teapot stand is Saturday 4th August, come say hello and talk mud with me…


Beautiful Eumundi Markets
The next eumundi market for my little teapot stand is Saturday 4th August, come say hello and talk mud with me…

teapots at eumundi
it’s finally here! As of this Saturday, I will have a stall at the iconic Eumundi Markets every first Saturday of the month with a selection of my individually crafted teapots

OPEN STUDIO EVENT
we are part of the national Australian Ceramics Association open studios 2018! Come visit us at Kandanga Pottery 18 & 19 August. CONTACT US for more information.


pop up gallery in french and gorgeous cafe
I am very happy to be part of the Noosa Open Studios in August with 5 other local artists at French and Gorgeous Cafe, Cooroy. Mark it on your calendar, it is a wonderful art adventure once a year with over 60 of the region’s artists and multiple galleries involved.

Eumundi Markets – here I come!
From Saturday 7 July I will have a selection of my teapots at the completely awesome and iconic Eumundi Markets and then I hope to be there on the first Saturday of every month through 2018. Drop by and say hi!
new throwing classes in July
2 options for learning to throw at Syndicate Creative 12.30pm or 6pm BOOK HERE
Butter Factory Art Centre, Cooroy BOOK HERE
Check our Workshop Page for other options

I am very excited to announce I now have a selection of my work on display at the Gary Myers Studio/Gallery upstairs at 184 Main St Montville, Qld. Both Gary and I are creating work in this space and have works for sale. I will be there sculpting each Friday so pop in and say hello! Visit Gary’s website to see his incredibly fresh take on landscapes and nature.

throwing for newbies classes, book now for June session at Syndicate Creative

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Pure porcelain
The clay used for these vessels is called Lumina from Keane. It has the ability to be translucent when built with thin walls and fired to 1300 degrees Celsius. It is a lovely experience to hold these vessels and feel their delicate weight and see the shadow of your hands through the walls of the clay.
These pieces are hand thrown and decorated. They were inspired by a project I undertook at the Islamic Art Museum Malaysia in Kuala Lumpar, Malaysia. I studied art history at Charles Sturt Uni and travelled to Malaysia for a short artists in residence with my fellow students. My colleague and I were invited to return to KL to create a museum trail brochure. The trail map had birds as the theme as they are a common icon in Islamic art.

Intermediate throwing class
Now’s your chance to take your throwing skills up a level. Contact Syndicate Creative to book a place.
