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Contemporary Irish Ceramics
 Celtic RangeThis range is available to order from summer 2015 and commission colours are available. The Wickerman, Belfast, NI |  Utilitarian CeramicsFunctional pottery is the backbone to any studio. We make a range of simple, striking eating vessels to order. |  Celtic WarriorsStoneware sets inspired by Irish folklore, landscape and heritage. The Wickerman, Belfast NI |
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 Commission WorkOden's Ravens Earthenware Clay with Metallic Glaze 1060'c |  Celtic ColoursColour should be celebrated! |  ProcessResults from bisque firing of celtic warriors Stoneware, 900-1000'c |
 Glaze ExperimentsContemporary Ceramics is the art of experimentation. Finding the limits of the materials is key to understanding the subject. Concept without skill is futile. |  The Balance of NatureFibonacci inspired stoneware tile with slip-cast porcelain vessels. R-Space Gallery, Lisburn |  BloomStoneware clay thrown and altered vessel. Inspiration from Fibonacci and my love of the Irish coastline. |
 Fibonacci ExperimentsExperimenting with form, colour and texture. Exploring the Fibonacci code and Penrose tiling found in grasses. |  Urchin BloomStoneware hand-built vessel inspired by natural growth, sea-life and coastal textures. |  Fibonacci FlowersInstallation of porcelain and stoneware clay flowers designed using the Fibonacci pattern found in all natural growth. Form Sculptural Exhibition 2015 |
 FlowExperiment with porcelain clay, fabric textures and movement. |  My Coffee MugI never had a need for handles! |  Ceremonial VesselThrown earthenware with amber glaze. Inspired by the Pagan water ceremony. University of Ulster Degree Show 2014 |
 Glaze Experimentation ContinuesInspiration comes from Emmanuel Coopers love of electric firing, experimentation and unique glaze effects using heatwork |
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