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CPA by day, clay instructor by night. Jill enjoys both wheel throwing and hand building.
Erin is a college math professor who has discovered her love of clay. Erin's enthusiasm is contagious. Majolica and miniatures are favorite specialties. She teaches both hand building and beginner wheel.
Lauren, a Springboro native, obtained her BFA from the University of Cincinnati, and has interned with Queen City Clay. She hand builds, throws on the wheel, and delights in using unique surface techniques.
Kate has 8 years experience teaching art and 40+ years making it. Her grandfather owned a slip casting pottery studio on Cape Cod where she spent much time dabbling in the studio. She became really serious about pottery while living in Colorado where there is a vibrant ceramics community.
Katie is currently an undergraduate student at School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC). She enjoys exploring media outside of her primary discipline of Painting and Drawing, such as ceramics. She enjoys hand-building and throwing on the wheel.
Steven is a dog dad, scientist, and potter. He's been playing in the mud for 10+ years and loves trying out new techniques on the wheel. He also loves a good cup of coffee in a handmade mug.
-"Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time." -Thomas Merton
Kathryn has a Master’s of Social Work degree from UC. Her favorite learning experiences in clay include hand building classes with Ruth Easterbrook through the Harvard Clay Program, ceramics with Adriana DePalma at the Middletown Arts Center, and wheel throwing lessons with Ben Clark at Queen City Clay.
She's participated in the Dayton Second Street Market, Easton Farm Market, and the Christmas in Springboro Festival. She's also worked as an instructor of ceramics and wheel throwing for the Middletown Arts Center. Throwing is her favorite mindful activity by a narrow margin, as she loves hand building as well. Kathryn is very happy to be able to spread her love of pottery in a relaxed welcoming space.