I love making these wall planters.  This is one of three that I made and filled with lavender and pussy willow branches.    I predict that I will be making several more of these in the future.

Whew! Finally delivered the portrait commissioned by  Jim Tuohy, on the left, of Bob Sterling, on the right.  The commission was for Ventnor's first Porchfest.  Everybody seemed to like the painting so I, in the middle, am very happy.  
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Teapot and cups ready for bisque fire. The slip and carved leaf decoration are something new. I'm thinking that a touch of color might be a good idea. Just a touch.

I will be showing some of my work at the Marlin Gallery at Camden County College as one of the resident artists of the Clay College.  The beautiful work in the photograph below is "Camoflage" by Elizabeth Weatherill, a very talented ceramic artist and friend who allows me to pick her brain from time to time.  I love her whimsical artistry. 

I'm still enjoying making these "flower pots" and hoping this one comes out okay. It should be out of the kiln by Friday. I especially like to play with contrast between the inside and outside of the pot.

Glynnis Reed, Leonard Wilkinson and I are the "Three South Jersey Artists" featured at the African American Heritage Museum of Southern New Jersey for April and May.  

Three teapots made with Sandi Pierantozzi's templates and painted with under glazes. I've also included a shot of my setup at the Holiday Bazaar at the Clay College in Millville.