Ceramic Sculpture Gallery

A compilation of various ceramic sculpture work.

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Rainbow Dragon Series

The goal for this project was to create a series of related sculptural forms. Dragons as subject matter allow for a lot of flexibility of form, while still clearly reading as a dragon. This series tests this idea by using very different shapes for each sculpture.

(Inquire for sales; yellow, green, purple, and blue still available)

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Gargoyle Sculpture

This sculpture was a follow-up to the Rainbow Dragon series. At over a foot tall, this gargoyle towers over the rest of the dragons. It continues pushing the definition of “dragon” by combining several unrelated creatures. A dog and a seahorse were the main sources of inspiration.

(Sold)

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Bat Mug

First foray into the relationship between form and function in ceramics. This bat mug combines a functional, everyday object with decorative, sculptural elements. Unfortunately (ironically) ended up non-functional due to bubbling in the glaze.

(Not for sale)